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Bookcase-Progress 11-the Details
OK, this is my final final post on this bookcase. There was a comment or two in my last post pointing out and inquiring about my edge treatment to inside corners. This set me to thinking about what I do … Continue reading
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Bookcase-Progress 1-Design
As we continue the never-ending unpacking of boxes and putting away of stuff, it has become apparent that the Hillbilly household is in immediate need of a bookcase. This of course means that the nightstands have been bumped from the … Continue reading
Nightstand Design-Part 3
In my last post I finished up with a front elevation for the nightstand and a promised to explain how I arrived at the final decorative details. Before I go into that, I think I should move forward and show … Continue reading
Nightstand Design-Part 2
I ended my last post with a final sketch that was ready for refining into a workable design. Before I go into the next stage I want to talk a little bit about proportions. I design all of my projects … Continue reading
Nightstand Design-Part 1
In a recent post, OK rant, I addressed a complaint that Mr. Sellers does not go into enough detail as to the design of projects. Like I said in that previous post, design is not part of his promised package. … Continue reading
Practice with the Uzukuri-Part 3
The completion of my Japanese style toolbox gave me the opportunity to see how the uzukuri technique would respond to a linseed oil finish. All of the exterior surfaces, except the bottom, of the toolbox received the uzukuri treatment. The … Continue reading
Practice with the Uzukuri-Part 2
In Part 1 of this this series David asked a question: “Knowing what you know now does the purchase of the three Uzukuri look like a good investment or do you think you could have made home made ones?” When … Continue reading
Practice with the Uzukuri-Part 1
I’m taking the opportunity to practice using the uzukuri while building my Japanese style toolbox. Well “practice” may be a little misleading. I don’t really have a clue how these tools are supposed to be used beyond “rub them on … Continue reading