Thanks again for the feedback. I did end up using the smallest nail set and then filled the holes with a filler that I know takes stain reasonably well.
One last question... The table tops and...
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Thanks again for the feedback. I did end up using the smallest nail set and then filled the holes with a filler that I know takes stain reasonably well.
One last question... The table tops and...
I appreciate the feedback. Initially, the pins were below the surface. But after a bit too much sanding, some of them, not all, ended up becoming flush. In my second picture, as David observed, the...
Good day!
I was wondering if a more experienced woodworker can give a bit of advice.
I'm in the finishing stages of an occasional table set. The coffee table itself will have a lift top mechanism....
Pivot mechanism is a cam follower roller bearing. I had never heard of this type of bearing before this project.
The bearing goes through 3/4" plywood. The plywood is sandwiched by two steel washers...
A few pics of the leg system. Very sturdy.
Top corners are removable and are held in place with a magnet when the bed is not in use.
The legs attach with a bolt in the middle. I glued a piece of...
I used this spring force calculator to figure out the right size: http://www.acxesspring.com/extension-spring-calculations.html
Ended up using what's considered a 180lb garage door spring.
In my...
Hi all,
I'm new to the forum. I'm not a professional woodworker by any means. I do some woodworking on weekends for my household needs.
Just wanted to post a few pictures of a murphy bed I made for...