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RE: A Project for the Boss - titanxt - 09-07-2018
Really cool!! Its awesome to be able to get an idea from a furniture store and the OK from the Mrs to make a custom version. Really nice!
RE: A Project for the Boss - bandit571 - 09-07-2018
Computer issues this morning..
restarts took a while...decided to kill the time with a little shop time...Panel #1 was taken out of the clamps..
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And then set a little lower, so i could joint the edges....using a couple planes...
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Until both edges were straight..
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Used the jack plane to get the worst of the high spots down close to the "low" spots...
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Then, the No. 7c took over, until everything was shiny..and square. one edge will get a face frame, the other a rebate for the plywood back...helps to have a straight edge to work with..
Was wading around in shavings...decided to go ahead and get Panel #2 into the clamps...so Panel #1 was set aside....NOT on the floor, but on some scrap pine, in case we get another creek in the shop
the end should stay dry. part 2 coming right up...
RE: A Project for the Boss - bandit571 - 09-07-2018
Ok, part two of this morning's follies...Set a 1 x 6 into the vise, and clamped the other end to the bench's apron...
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Different jack this time around...taller high spots at the ends. Got this almost straight...checked for gaps and any rocking..
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Hmm, needs more work
until it fit tightly all the way along...then mrked these two as to where they will go together at with a "V" across the joint.repeat that for the other 1 x 6....until a no gap fit was obtained...marked that. Then spread a bead of glue along the freshly planed edge, moosh the filler strip around into the bead. Add a bead to the filler strip, and add the first 1 x 6..
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All that is holding these three in place, is two beads of glue...But, I added the clamps, anyway..
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Started with the center clamp, then the end clamps, then add the cauls...
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To pull the ends flat. You can see panel #1 in the back ground.
Will let this mess sit for a while, need to do a bit of drawing....have webframes to figure out....and where to cut the center dividers.
Stay tuned... ( Boris: I have Plan, they don't always work out, but I always have Plan)
RE: A Project for the Boss - Arlin Eastman - 09-07-2018
Looking great so far. So I am thinking you said the ash will be showing and the pine is inside and the back correct?
RE: A Project for the Boss - bandit571 - 09-07-2018
Yep...and I am trying to talk her out of PAINTING the darn thing....
RE: A Project for the Boss - Bozz - 09-08-2018
Looking good! You do your glue ups vertically. Does that get to be a problem with the squeeze-out running down?
RE: A Project for the Boss - bandit571 - 09-08-2018
No...as I usually wipe the worst off. The vises act as a third hand. Really don't have the room to lay a large glue-up down. besides, with the vise holding one part of the glue-up, that part can't shift around while trying to add the rest of the parts, AND the clamps. And, I don't have to clean glue off my clamps afterwards.
Usually, I have to plane the glue joints flat. The Stanley #70 scraper plane will remove any squeeze outs, then a "normal" plane can flatten the joints.
RE: A Project for the Boss - bandit571 - 09-08-2018
Got panel two out of the clamps..
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One edge was jointed, then decided to clamp both panels together...and plane the last edge until it matched
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Use this jack plane to get things close, then the 62 and then the #7c....tried to square the ends for the tops of the panels
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No longer can trust this square.
...had to go back and recut the ends.. ..then lay out and cut a foot profile...on the other ends..[attachment=12835]
Well, it IS a vintage saw..
got both ends of both panels done...and stacked out of the way.. [attachment=12836]
Now I just have to build all the stuff to connect these two panels....and see about a top. Going to be a while on this build
Norm would have taken one show...
RE: A Project for the Boss - GeorgeV - 09-09-2018
I built this for my better half.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/4r067k2vz8z4qxx/STEREO%20CABINET.jpg?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ealeuhior84wwhd/STEREO%20CABINET%202.jpg?dl=0
RE: A Project for the Boss - bandit571 - 09-09-2018
Did some drawing...both last night, and this morning..We have Plan! ( need a cut list, next..
)Last night's sketch was to show a few locations...
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Where the frames will go, where the dividers will be....minus any face frames. There is a center foot planned as well, no saggy middle.
This morning sat down to draw up a plan for the webframes...
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The pen and it's stand will go back to the computer desk. Came up with a plan for the frames..
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Need two of these. The second one will have an extra rail, to attach the center foot to. Need to haul the paperwork and some of these..
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to the shop..we have a lot of cutting to do, and maybe a lot of cussing.
Stereo Stand looks good! The Boss wants the fireplace insert for her's, and to sit the TV on.
Stay tuned...