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RE: A Project for November - MarkSingleton - 11-28-2023
Heal up Bandit.
Nice presentation as usual.
RE: A Project for November - bandit571 - 11-28-2023
Will need another brush or 2...but..1st coat is on..
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Drawer fronts, clamped into the bench vise shellac brushed on...then set aside while I do the next drawer front
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Right side and the front have a single coat....left side already has it's second coat.
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Top after one coat. later, I came back and hand-sanded the left side and the top with 220 grit..
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Using straight from the can.
Will see how things look, tomorrow....
Stay tuned...
RE: A Project for November - bandit571 - 11-29-2023
Just a teaser...but..
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Finish is done...
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Hard to find a spot without glare from the top...
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Then the hard part..
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Putting away all the "toys"....
RE: A Project for November - Grandpa Dave - 11-30-2023
Another heirloom from the dungeon shop Bandit. I'm sure you already did, but be sure you signed and dated it. It's worthy of your craftsmanship mark.
RE: A Project for November - bandit571 - 11-30-2023
Waiting on better light..
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Too much sunshine, coming in the WRONG directions....
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Was trying to match up to this little 4 drawer "Night Stand"
Came close...?
Old chest of drawers has been hauled to the curb....
Will try to get some better lighting IN the bedroom, and try another Photo Shoot...
Stay tuned...
RE: A Project for November - MarkSingleton - 11-30-2023
Last day of November. Right on time Bandit!!
RE: A Project for November - Bill Holt - 12-01-2023
Thank you for taking us along, Bandit.
RE: A Project for November - professore - 12-01-2023
Always enjoy your build-along posts and marvel at your progress.
Frank S in IA
RE: A Project for November - hbmcc - 12-01-2023
Jeez Bandit, can you slow down so the rest of us don't die of exhaustion trying to follow you.
This seems to be one of your more complicated/involved projects I have seen you do. Impressive!