You answer your own question, my dear.
The quote specifically states "casket". Yes, I know the difference.
Actually, the casket will be easier. I've built coffins and that angle at the shoulder is tough to make sturdy enough for repeated use, unlike those that only need to be used once and buried forever. Or burned. I should point out though that persons being cremated are baked in a cardboard box and not the casket you bought for them. I read the textbook for future funeral directors once.
The hardware is what concerns me the most...I can't just go to the hardware aisle of my local Home Despot and buy casket handles, hinges and latches, not to mention the decorative touches. I'll have to order these online from a retailer of such items. I have several manufacturers already lined up but this stuff is EXPENSIVE! Sheesh!
Maybe I can sneak in a piano hinge instead and hope he doesn't notice.
Brian
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