Pre-sanding, here is how the bottom of the top panel turned out. You can see the wax paper adhered exactly where my handmade flat-bars have been clamped on. This sanded out just fine afterwards with the random-orbit sander, and a number of grits of paper. I accomplished a tremendous-slick finish. Posted by gfixler on 2008-08-18… Continue reading IMG_5325
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This is how the prime of the base panel turned out. The grains are matched up on this side, so it is really prettier than its base aspect. This is also pre-sanding, and it, as well, looked, and felt great the moment operate by means of 3 grits with the random-orbit sander. Posted by gfixler… Continue reading IMG_5326
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In this article I’ve by now completed the glue-up on the base panel, which I chose to do 1st, as it was the uglier of the two. I chose the greatest-matched designs for the prime, leaving lesser-matches for the bottom panel. I figured as it was my 1st try at biscuit becoming a member of,… Continue reading IMG_5318
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This is the prime of the base panel. Most of this will be concealed by the rest of the Television stand itself, and the VCR stuff. Even however the grains, and hues are a bit all-around, it however appears to be like great. I sanded it with my outdated DeWalt random orbit sander, and took… Continue reading IMG_5319
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Still left to dry… the handmade knotty pine flat bars worked out definitely very well (for this, and several subsequent panels). The blue is masking tape holding parts of wax paper all-around the mating surfaces of the flat bars. Later, I would master I could merely lay wax paper wherever essential, and get out of… Continue reading IMG_5322