What? Bathing bucket?

Shu Yiting was stunned. Didn’t she say it was easy to make a bath stool? Why did she become a bath stool?

Why are you doing bathing buckets? Don’t you already have big shells? And the trunk of the tree is so thick that you can’t even get in if you dig a hole.

Shu Yiting felt that Tang Ming was just fooling others!

What hole? Dig a hole?

Tang Ming rolled his eyes speechlessly. The wooden barrel was chiseled out? You know that you have no knowledge of the vase, but forget it. Today I will let you take a good look at how the wooden barrel is made.

Tang Ming was too lazy to explain more.

At the same time, I was a little moved and felt that the vase had no requirements, so the entire shell was satisfied.

But how big is that shell?

Even if you can’t even use it alone, you’re too small!

Today, the whole big one must be.

Netizens in the live broadcast room who saw this scene suddenly realized.

The truth is like this? I said, why did the scum god suddenly want to cut down a tree? It turned out that he wanted the goddess to take a bath in the bucket!

The Slag God is really heartbreaking. Other players are so tidy that they even have a big shell. The Slag God has a natural shell and needs to be artificial!

When I heard the scum god say I wanted to make a bath stool, I thought something was wrong. How could I lie on the stool alone? I thought the scum god wanted to ask two old irons for help. Now it seems that there is a lot of articles in it!

The bath bucket is made for the goddess, what about the bath stool? Tsk tsk, could it be a mandarin bath? Is the scum god trying to rub the goddess?

I blinded my 24k platinum frame! Isn’t the goddess always quite reserved? Why did she inexplicably go to this point with the scum god? What about the prelude? I beg for the detailed process!

The gossip netizens are waving.

Shu Yiting blushed after reacting, what did she mean that she had no knowledge? Can she crawl out after entering?

With a fierce stomp, Shu Yiting gave Tang Ming a look of wanting to die.

If Lao Tie and others were still by her side, she wouldn't have been going on.

I don’t need such rough wood soaks! How can this be better than shells? The small wooden thorns on it are pricked to death.

Shu Yiting raised her head proudly, as if she didn't know how to use it even if you did it.

Haha, don’t you believe in my skills? Or do you think the exquisite wooden barrels that were filmed in the TV series were all created by the screenwriter?

The wooden barrels for bathing on the market are much more expensive than any bathtub and bathroom heater. Moreover, I am a barrel made of wild ironwood, which comes with a natural wood fragrance. If you want to buy it on the market, you may not be able to get it in stock!

Tang Ming explained a few words lightly, too lazy to argue with Shu Yiting.

Anyway, Shu Yiting will definitely not be able to control herself when the wooden barrel is made!

Without saying nonsense, Tang Ming began to concentrate on cutting the wooden board.

Not only should each plank length and width, the sides of the plank should also be cut into isosceles trapezoids, that is, cut obliquely on the side of the plank so that the inner side of the plank is slightly shorter than the outer side of the plank, and adjust the arc and circle according to the size of the prepared wooden barrel.

Then, Tang Ming used super strong hand strength to use the screwdriver he had made before to rotate the small outlet on the side of the hard iron-powered wooden board, and continued to let the Great Sage bring a batch of drones to open and dismantle!

But this time, it was not about removing the battery, but about removing the screws on it.

Tang Ming used an axe to remove the nail cap and polish the tips, and then inlaid the two ends into small holes drilled between the two wooden boards.

Because the wooden boards are half a person long, for stability, the screws inlaid before each two wooden boards require five.

Tang Ming wanted to make the wooden barrel more spacious, so he needed nearly 100 wooden boards to splice it, and at least 500 screws were needed.

Fortunately, there are quite a lot of drones that were smashed today.

On a drone, there are 8 to 12 screws of the same size, so it is enough to disassemble fifty ones.

In this way, Lao Tie and his two were responsible for picking, while the two African buddies were responsible for polishing the tips.

But the efficiency of the four people was not very good, and they could not keep up with the speed of Tang Ming's splicing.

However, Tang Ming was not in a hurry. He got up next to the branches of Tiellimu, found some big shells, cut the branches and squeezed the resin flowing out in, and then found a small steel pot that he didn't use often.

Cook these resins.

Soon, after the resin boiled, Tang Ming took the pot and boiled a large pot of water in a large iron pot. When he came back, Lao Tie and the other four had already prepared a large batch of screws.

Tang Ming continued to splice the wooden boards and ordered Lao Tie and the four of them to peel some small wooden boards with a thickness of about the same as the wooden board and a length and width of the same palm.

With Tang Ming's proficient technique, the wooden boards were quickly spliced ​​into a bottomless round barrel, using nearly ninety wooden boards with a circumference of more than six meters.

Although it is only half a person tall, the person standing inside the barrel with a diameter of nearly 2 meters is very spacious and can move freely.

Next, Tang Ming continued to drill the hole, this time drilling on both sides of the gap between the spliced ​​wooden boards.

That is, drill one eye at each edge of the wooden board and the wooden board, and drill one circle at the top, middle, and bottom.

After quickly drilling the eye, Tang Ming took the small wooden boards that Lao Tie and four people cut, and put them on the small holes on both sides of the gap in turn, which was like patching. Three circles of small wooden boards were added between the gap.

The screws without the cap are tightened from the inside to the outside to strengthen the stability of the barrel splicing.

But this was not enough. Tang Ming drew a groove wide by finger on the upper and lower sides of the three inlaid wooden boards. Because there was no iron wire, he temporarily used six hemp ropes to hang them at the six grooves.

Six Path Circles.

In this way, the stability of the barrel is almost fine.

The price was that Lao Tie and the other four removed the screws from dozens of drones.

But the screws are still not enough, so we have to continue disassembling because the bottom of the barrel has not been fixed yet.

He ordered Lao Tie and the other four to dismantle it first. Tang Ming carried the wooden barrel, came to the shore, and threw it into the sea.

When wood expands when it encounters water, it not only makes the barrel splicing tighter, but also makes the part where the screw is screwed into it stronger due to expansion and squeezing.

This is an indispensable step to prevent water leakage from wooden barrels.

He called Shu Yiting to watch out for the wooden barrel. Tang Ming was not idle either. He continued to go back and spliced ​​the wooden boards to make the bottom of the barrel.

Because this is the most likely part to leak, Tang Ming used double-layer wooden boards, one layer horizontally and one vertically, and after interlacing, they were fixed with screws.

Because it has not been compared with the size of the bottom of the barrel, Tang Ming did not rush to cut off the scraps from the base.

Instead, a saw of another tree.

Of course, this tree is here to make a bath stool.

Compared to wooden barrels, the bench is very simple to make. With Tang Ming's exquisite carpenter, he almost didn't use Lao Tie and the four of them to help him. He quickly cut the surface and legs of the stool.

Unlike the time-consuming splicing of wooden barrels, the stool only needs to cut four bracket openings on the surface of the stool, and then cut out the appropriate insertion opening to inlay.

Of course, there is also a bracket fixed between the four bench legs, and Tang Ming did not save it. In order to stabilize, after the bracket was well-organized and the wedge was fixed, a lot of screws were twisted to reinforce it.

In the end, it was still the same method, carrying a bench and a base to soak in water.

By the way, Tang Ming carried the wooden barrel back.

This is the most critical step in preventing water leakage, and oiling in all gaps in the wooden board.

Of course it is not cooking oil, but solidified oil between the gaps.

This oil is generally an industrial vegetable oil, resin oil is the most common, and the best one is recognized as tung tree oil.

Waterproof, corrosion-proof, rust-proof, moth-proof, and insulated and electrically conductive.

Although Tang Ming did not find tung trees on the island, the oil and oil of Tiellimu are not bad, so it is enough to prevent the barrel from leaking. The key is that the solidification speed is quite fast and it can be air-dried quickly after brushing.

Moreover, the oil of Tielli Wood is elegant and can be preserved for a long time.

Compared with cedar wood made of common bathtub material, it is absolutely swaying in terms of fragrance, and the waterproof and corrosion performance of ironwood is the NO.1 in all woods!
Chapter completed!