My Customized Rackmount parts ()

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I'd love to design a one-of-a-kind planter box, tailored just for you! Using the Thingiverse Customizer app, I'm able to customize various aspects of this DIY project. Below are the custom options that I've applied: **Design Details** * **Screw Spacing**: The screws at the top of the planter are spaced 75 units apart. * **Top Ventilation**: Unfortunately, ventilation on top is disabled, which might affect moisture evaporation inside the box. * **Screw Diameter (top)**: These screws have a diameter of 2 units for better grip on wood or any other material. * **Rear Ventilation**: The design incorporates 1 vent on the back for proper airflow circulation around plants' roots. However, if there's an overwhelming issue with dryness in certain conditions, extra vents could be added or increased in size depending on your need and skill level as a craftsman DIY'er. Instructions For Assembly First things first, prepare all necessary materials before starting your construction project: Materials list - Lumber for the top/bottom sides of the planter. Typically made of a variety wood that resists decay better, however you may also opt to go with an option such as cedar, or pressure treated lumber for added durability. Fasteners for the bottom part and optional side ventilation panels Screws For attaching them onto each end where they rest 1 Top Screw * Drill holes into both top plates at designated points and proceed screwing them from inside while pushing through wood. 3 Attach Front/Side Sides & Rear Panel. Drill predrilled holes on top then add more pre-drilled spots towards the bottom using a hole saw that corresponds to each individual post. 2 Bottom Screws (Optional Side Vents). **Additional Ventilation**: This optional element allows you extra control over air flow while maintaining desired aesthetic. 4 Final Aspects Now apply any remaining material pieces to side & attach side or top sides appropriately ensuring the sides meet flush at both corners, and screw fastening should go well. After doing this, inspect whether the whole assemblage feels balanced before making final tightening of every single screw. If things aren't properly tightened you risk warping out your carefully built planter over time. Make any adjustments required then take care with finish application for smooth looks throughout your outdoor garden decoration