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Being filed is akin to fingers on the chalkboard so I’m sorry about that and of course, always try and get the corners cuz cores are one spot you always get cuts from I do I do actually go over the whole thing here but I save you save your ears from me doing the whole thing on Corner Brackets now I’ve put the rod all the way in and now I’m unscrewing it you’ll notice it’s actually quite hard for me to unscrew it and that’s because we only did a 12 mil hole with the Timmy or rod so probably the rod is actually touching the timber.
