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Latest revision as of 03:25, 27 October 2024
Easy Furniture DIY contains instructions to build a false bottomed chest.
A book on how to make table, chairs and chests.
Properties
Books
Rarity: Common
Weight: 0.5 kg / 1 lb
Price: 14 gp 
UID
BOOK_UNI_WYR_DIYInstructionBookUUID
64a341f7-6732-4410-af8c-ebb59b92c533
Where to find
- Open Hand Temple X: -85 Y: -3
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[A practical guide to furniture building.]
The False Bottomed Chest
Now, this false bottom ain't an illusory glamour, but a sure-fire way of stopping your most precious belongings becoming someone else's. Prying kids, snooping houseguests or even overzealous City Watchmen will all be stumped by this simple trick.
1. Construct chest (see Buildin' Bits Vol 2 for more instructions)
2. Cut some wood to the dimensions of your chest's internal base (make sure to match the grain and hue!)
3. Nail in some wine corks to the original base
4. Punch a wee hole in the new bottom
5. Drop the new bottom into the chest
6. If you need to move the false bottom, use a long, bent nail to lift it out and peruse the goodies as you please