Base of tray (also bottom tray) is composed of four 2 by 4’s that are overlapped with 3.5 in by .75 cuts out of opposite sides of the piece so that they can be overlapped and screwed together. Holes are drilled through one end of each 2 by 4 so that it does not go all the way through. Netting is wrapped making one fold around side of 1 by 2 and stapled on.

Holes can be a touch bigger if needed but after being work in they are great. The cap in the bottom drawing was not constructed or need it would be a waste of material.

There are three frames that will need to be constructed for the chamber. It is easiest to build the frames for the layers first, and assemble it top to bottom leaving the door for last. Door is made of wood frame with 4 hinges (pic only shows 3) and braces at same spots as hinges.

There are four braces for the frames shown here you only need 2 for each. Anymore is extra support that is not needed for the dryer’s purpose.

Can do 3 hinges but the they usually come in packs of two. So we ended up using four since ours were fairly small. Any number of hinges will do as long (min 2) as they are big enough.