BobJ
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Quarter sawn is the only way to go with white oak.
Back to work on the bench. Got all the material prepped for 32 drawers and 4 doors... time for assembly.View attachment 622704
Nope, I usually do dove tails but feel dado's with glue and screws would be more durable for the garage. I'm more concerned about strength especially where it won't be seen, these drawers will get abused! I'll post a picture when I start assembling.Love making drawers. That lot will need a lot of clamps! All dove tails no doubt?
I just this weekend finished my wifes (office) bathroom remodel.Finally back at it! I've been using the garage a lot lately and lack of storage has my bench top a mess! Been a slow year on finances but after a nice Christmas bonus I treated myself to the long awaited drawer slides, full extension 100lbs capacity ball bearing slides that is. As much as I hated to I went out on the limb and ordered them off Ebay. Lowes sells these for about $15 a pair, I bought 32 pairs off Ebay for $140 ish and am pleasantly surprised with the quality.... can't make sense of the astronomical price difference. I had to rip a bunch of plywood dividers but the rabbits I left made installation a breeze. 22 installed, 10 to go then stain, clear and install the faces.View attachment 696106 View attachment 696107
Wow that's beautiful, earned some brownie points with that one lol. Nice workI just this weekend finished my wifes (office) bathroom remodel.
Chestnut from my 1882 barn floor. 19.5" wide and 12' long 5/4.
Vanity top is live edge 25"x 55" two 14" ones to make up the 25"
Center door is one piece 17" wide and the drawer fronts are all quarter sawn.
Old Chestnut is really hard on power tools.
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Drawers are almost done, 2 coats of Poly then handles and they will be done.
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