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Leaf made it worse by leaving out the materials list; but the instructions were already 1) ambiguous and 2) sloppy. Mytyk's design is for a kennel that, we think, is 4 feet by 4 feet and raised, per Scott's instructions, 3 to 4 feet off the ground. We attempted to distill Mytyk's instructions... and couldn't. Here are some of the more, shall we say, ambiguous instructions; with our notes:
- "Cut two-inch high notches two inches deep at [the] desired height [in the 4 x 4s]... " Shouldn't those notches be the size of a 2 x 4: 1½" by 3½"?
- "...attach the two-by-fours into the notches. The sides should be eight feet long and the front and back should be four feet wide." Gotcha: we'll remember that.
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- "Put the roof on the kennel. Cut the last piece of plywood into two pieces, one four-by-six piece and one four-by-two piece." Good luck with that, Mr Mytnyk: you'll have to special-order some 4' x 10' plywood -- and it still won't fit, since you claim that the kennel is 4 x 8 feet...
As you can see, we weren't kidding when we said that these instructions are, at best, ambiguous (the moron didn't make it clear that the "shelter" is framed separately). In reality, this horrendous plan is little better than the cages one finds in puppy mills, particularly since the occupants have no outside access – the jackass didn't even include a ramp to get the poor dog(s) through the door, wherever that was – and it has a wire floor. Mytyk has therefore won our first-ever Jackass of the Day award, but whoever let this bullshit be published at eHow is our Dumbass of the Day!
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