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@@ -192,7 +192,7 @@ The rungs actually *did* start going anywhere when I put my full weight on them,
 
 This was also my first confirmation that my at this point irreversible aesthetic choices weren't completely unworkable dogshit. So that was nice.
 
-Next was to improvise a nightsand out of scrap. My 2x6 off-cuts were the obvious choice for this, being the same depth as the sides of the bed, which is why I stained and sealed them along with everything else. I had five pieces available for this: four that were all different but similar lengths in the ballpark of 21-22 inches, and one smaller 13-inch one. Not wanting to bother cutting any of them, the plan I eventually came up with was to assemble them in sort of a ├──┬──┤ shape, with the two longest pieces as horizontal shelving, the shortest piece as some kind of stupid divider in the middle, and the remaining pieces on the ends.
+Next was to improvise a nightstand out of scrap. My 2x6 off-cuts were the obvious choice for this, being the same depth as the sides of the bed, which is why I stained and sealed them along with everything else. I had five pieces available for this: four that were all different but similar lengths in the ballpark of 21-22 inches, and one smaller 13-inch one. Not wanting to bother cutting any of them, the plan I eventually came up with was to assemble them in sort of a ├──┬──┤ shape, with the two longest pieces as horizontal shelving, the shortest piece as some kind of stupid divider in the middle, and the remaining pieces on the ends.
 
 That jigsaw from before (you know, in the Kijiji bundle listing with the planer?) unexpectedly came in clutch to make the various mounting and cable-routing holes for the electronics I wanted to install here. It was actually the best thing to come out of that purchase — it was the only one of those tools that didn't give me any trouble at all.