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One of the notable challenges faced was drilling through the old, used wood, which contained numerous nail holes and imperfections. The builder planned to fill these holes after finishing the main construction to create a seamless appearance. This step was crucial, as it would enhance the overall aesthetic and durability of the structure.

Another challenge was the physical effort involved in attaching the rebar. The builder described twisting and turning with the tools, noting that alignment and strength were paramount. Despite not achieving perfection—an acceptable compromise—the rebar was secured well enough to ensure the integrity of the frame.