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Category Archives: End Tables
It’s the Last Things
It’s always the little things that make the difference. One last pass with the plane can turn an OK surface into a pristine one. One last thin shaving can make a tight tenon fit perfectly. In this instance its one … Continue reading
End Tables Part 13 – Done!
Whew! These tables are now moved into the done column. This has been a long and drawn out build for me and taxed the confines of my small shop. I actually had to move the bases into the house … Continue reading
Posted in Design, End Tables, Finishing
Tagged Design, finishing, milk paint, Paul Sellers, shellac, table, Woodworking, woodworking skills
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End Tables Part 12
Heat index of 89F and 68% humidity for the last two days. So I put on my big boy pants, tied a bandana around my head and went to work in the shop. In short, it sucked! But I did … Continue reading
End Tables Part 11
There is nothing like a hot, humid shop and scrub planing oak to remind you of how out of shape you really are. I started surfacing the oak panels that I had glued up for the tops and shelves of … Continue reading
End Tables Part 10
I managed to get two panels edged and glued together. Which means I promptly ran out of clamps. So while those are curing I’m on hold until tomorrow for the other two panels. I’m not sure why, but I do … Continue reading
End Tables Part 9
Well as they say, “the best laid plans…”. Friday I went to purchase the wood that I needed to make the tops and shelves for the end tables. The first issue was that they did not have enough white oak … Continue reading
End Tables Part 8
Well I only had enough energy after work to rub out one table base and add a coat of paste wax to it. If you haven’t used this method with shellac, words nor photos will do it justice. You have … Continue reading
Posted in Design, End Tables, Finishing
Tagged Design, finishing, milk paint, shellac, table, Woodworking
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End Tables Part 7
Today was a holiday. Memorial Day to be exact. So thank you to all of you who have or do serve in the U.S. military. As for me I had two tasks that I needed to complete today. Mow the … Continue reading
Posted in Design, End Tables, Finishing
Tagged Design, finishing, milk paint, shellac, Woodworking
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End Tables Part 6
I almost didn’t post this. I love using milk paint and am a little worried that photos from mid process will scare folks off trying it. It’s kinda like showing a sausage making video right before breakfast. I use real … Continue reading
Posted in Design, End Tables, Finishing
Tagged Design, finishing, milk paint, table, Woodworking
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End Tables Part 5
OK, table base #2 is in the clamps. Everything went fairly smooth today as I prepared the rails and fitted the tenons. That was until I started to glue up. I was running out of day and broke cardinal rule … Continue reading