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Completed Raised Panel Assembly
Last time I posted I promised I would talk about space balls. Sometimes referred to as raised panel door spacers, the space balls I want to describe are a woodworkers aid. (not the Mel Brooks movie from the 80’s) These rubber … Continue reading →
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Tagged danish oil, rails, raised panels, space balls, stiles, walnut, woodworking
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Walnut Raised Panel Creation
Last week Phil and I made what might be our final trip to Armstrong Millworks in Milford MI. We spent about three hours in the barn picking thru the walnut boards. Our focus was on minimizing the waste due to … Continue reading →
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Tagged Armstrong Millworks, cabinet, danish oil, rails, raised panels, stiles, walnut, woodworking
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Fabricating Face Frames
The basement bar build has been chugging along. I am embarrassed that I have not posted much on its progress since late November 2011. I would like to start from where I left off and post myself into the current … Continue reading →
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Tagged biscuit joiner, clamping, danish oil, face frames, kreg pocket hole jig, manly flannel, milling, walnut, woodworking
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Danish oil night
Tonight I applied a coat of danish oil to my drawer fronts. I am using a natural finish danish oil made by Watco. This hand rubbed finish really makes the walnut look amazing and it was really simple to apply. … Continue reading →