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RE: Entry way bench/shoe rack buid along(in progress) - mongo - 04-23-2019
Glued up 4 more pannels. Next sading and planing before final glueup.
RE: Entry way bench/shoe rack buid along(in progress) - mongo - 04-25-2019
Time to break out the smoothers- everything was planed and then given initial sanding before glueing. Obligatory shaving pics
RE: Entry way bench/shoe rack buid along(in progress) - mongo - 04-25-2019
Then started glueing up the dovetails. Sice I didnt have long enough clamps I used the super glue and blue tape trick. works amazing. I learned it from this video but aparently it has been around a while https://youtu.be/K8i8qEnHA58
RE: Entry way bench/shoe rack buid along(in progress) - mongo - 04-25-2019
One side down---------
RE: Entry way bench/shoe rack buid along(in progress) - mongo - 05-01-2019
trim is attached.
sizing and cutting the back pannel is next.
RE: Entry way bench/shoe rack buid along(in progress) - mongo - 05-19-2019
I kinda let the posts slide since there didnt seem to be much interest either good or bad.
For any who wanted to see the finished product here it is.
RE: Entry way bench/shoe rack buid along(in progress) - AgGEM - 05-20-2019
End result looks great.
Thank you for the ride!
Ag
RE: Entry way bench/shoe rack buid along(in progress) - Bill Holt - 05-20-2019
Thanks for the show, but my pop corn is ready yet.
Looks like you did a great job...especially on the stain! How did you overcome the "blotchy" effect poplar is famous for? Will your process work for a light color stain?
RE: Entry way bench/shoe rack buid along(in progress) - mongo - 05-20-2019
Nothing fancy for the stain itself. All surfaces were hand planed and then sanded with 120 grit on the ROS.
On this piece I used a wood aging product before the stain. let that dry and then lightly knocked the raised grain off with a grey 3m pad.
Then I applied the stain with shop paper towels. After about 10 min I wiped back any excess and did any blending that was nessisary.
Once that was dry I sprayed coats of dewaxed garnet shellac, followed by a whole lot of coats of lacquer. Sanded lightly between every few coats to even out the surface since a higher gloss was desired.
Not sure how this would work with a different stain but as much as they are maligned I have always found the minwax oil stains to work well. Dont enjoy using them for the smell but they do work. I just use a proper respirator when applying.