September 24, 20241 yr Author comment_342892 Yes I’m not happy about the darker color. We’ll see what the look like after I put a little finish on them. May have to remake the panel. Paul Report
September 24, 20241 yr comment_342925 11 hours ago, Masonsailor said: Yes I’m not happy about the darker color. We’ll see what the look like after I put a little finish on them. May have to remake the panel. Paul If you have any wood bleach you could try that on it. Report
September 24, 20241 yr Author Popular Post comment_342939 I ended up swapping the verticals which put the garf against the wall. A little more work but all is well. Today started the assembly process. Paul Report
September 27, 20241 yr comment_343044 Nice save Paul. I'm confident with your skills, you'll blend it perfectly with the final finish. Guessing only you will be able to discern it. Report
September 27, 20241 yr Author comment_343045 Thanks for the confidence Dave. I put some oil finish on it to test the waters and it didn’t blend well. I rearranged the panels and with a little more routering managed make that a side that goes against the wall which resolved the problem. Paul Report
September 28, 20241 yr Author Popular Post comment_343097 Today was get the carcasses up the stairs and then spent the rest of the day routering the lazy Susan’s. Paul Report
September 28, 20241 yr comment_343099 Is that "domino" tape expensive? I assume leftover fragments is not reusable? Is it a random pattern or recurring pattern of dots. Just curious. It amazes me with the CNC technology within a handheld device. Report
September 28, 20241 yr Author comment_343107 No it’s pretty reasonable. It’s $22 for 150 ft roll. You dont use that much of it. For most projects you use tape boards that you make up which you use over and over. I think in three years I’ve used about six rolls. It’s an amazing technology. It orients the router to .001” Paul Report
September 29, 20241 yr Author Popular Post comment_343161 We finished up the lazy Susan’s and the shelving for them. They are ready for finish. Paul Report
October 1, 20241 yr Author Popular Post comment_343321 Sunday we applied the finish and installed the lazy susans. Today I started the process of butcher blocking the red cedar for the drawers. Paul Report
October 4, 20241 yr Author Popular Post comment_343520 I started the process of making the drawers today. I normally use plywood for the bottoms but I have been having a lot of issues with the ply warping or “potato chipping”. I’ve even tried baltic birch. These are pretty large drawers 20” X 46” so stability is an issue. I decided to make my own out of half inch soft maple. I glued them up in approx 3” strips and tomorrow or Sat will mill them to 1/2” and start assembling them. Paul Report
October 8, 20241 yr Author Popular Post comment_343767 The last few days have been busy but now the cedar drawers are ready for assembly tomorrow. Paul Report
October 8, 20241 yr Author Popular Post comment_343808 It is. What a great smell cedar has. Whenever you are making a chest of drawers or in this case a linen closet it makes for really nice drawers. When you are doing a chest of drawers only one drawer needs to be cedar. Paul Report
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