The 1911 has a long history with the US military and, in some ways, became the archetype for pistols today because of its simple design that has remained relatively unchanged since its introduction in 1911. One feature that makes it so popular is its light recoil, especially for a .45.
Loosely tape the toes together. Once you've decided on which two toes to tape together, grab some medical or surgical tape and loosely tape your injured toe to the uninjured one, perhaps using a figure-eight pattern for the most stability.
Steps. 1  1. Cut 2 pieces of the 2x4s 28 for the uprights. 2  2. Cut 2 pieces of the 2x4s 40 for the feet. 3  3. Measure to find the centers of the feet and mark with the pencil.  4. Nail one upright to each foot, making sure it's in the middle and the bottom of the upright is even with the bottom of the foot.