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Step-by-step instructions on how to buld a 6"x6"x3/4" Plaster/Gypsum Ant Terrarium or Habitat). |
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At this point if the cast seems relative hardened one should be able to remove the frame pieces. First start with the piece that makes the top of the U. Then carefully crack off the pieces of wood that make up the sides of the U. Then finally the lower piece of the U. Notice how the glass is contained on only 3 sides of the mold and is free on the 4th. This is important if you plan on sliding the glass on and off. Even if there is a slight edge it is possible with a file or knife to cut away the excess to make room for the glass to slide in and out. |
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