The exclamation mark indicates joy. For those inclined to this kind of info here’s what was done: Belt sander # 150 on solid slabs, planks and all the doors. Then grits 150 – 180 – 220 on all the work – always with a Festool 1/2 sheet sander, and with either Festool or Sia abrasives, […]
Getting open shelves hung on a wall without any visible fastening, and still able to be site-scribed at installation time, can be awkward. I usually opt for aluminum channels and angles, recessed in the shelf backs, and the sides where applicable. The deeper recess here allows for a bit of site fitting to the side […]
A wall-hung cabinet for a turntable coming along. Cherry per the wall panels, with copper details. Grass Dynapro 3D slider for the turntable. and a slight digression, saw kerfs in the Walnut slabs:
The first part of the eventual installation on site will be to panel a wall in Cherry veneers . It is straightforward, just there are lots of steps. 1st step: Get a custom lay-up for the ply sheets, they all have to live happily together, which can only be done if all the Cherry comes from […]
Base cabinets (never to be confused with cabinet bases) are getting assembled, so far with Domino and screw construction – not glued since the cabinet tops will have to come off once the aluminum track and sliding door runners arrive. The middle of each cabinet length has a built-up 70 mm (<3″) gable, on account […]
A few things at a time here: background has Maple veneers for a Tv home, there will be a panel sliding on Eku Swiss hardware over the screen. On the saw, double-thickness (twice 1/2″) shelves in Cherry and Maple, and an open catalogue, which hints that the hardware is on backorder, so some cutting decisions have […]
Skipping ahead a little, working on the base slab and Maple solids so they will have time to move and cup and warp while the cabinet work continues. The slab will get worked on once a week for the next 3 weeks, hopefully it’ll stabilize enough by then for the final cutting. The slab is 9/4 […]
Luckily and thankfully, a new wall is underway. And hopefully it’ll be tracked here, with a new pic taken at 2 o’clock most days. Showing the progress of a large project, and allowing my most-fantabulous clients (yes, that’s seriously said) to keep an eye on my work days. The construction for this starts with the […]
From the afor-mentioned log. Tables are finished in Livos oils. Thanks to Dylon Smith for steel work, and Dean Palmer for photos.
Coming up shortly: a pair of boardroom tables, for a university biology dept, in Metasequoia of all things. Soft, yielding, and gorgeous colours, with yellows and oranges predominant. The ‘yielding’ isn’t just poetic license, it means the wood is difficult to clamp into wider sections, the pressure of the clamps doesn’t seem to reach the […]