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Thread: Single Brain Cell Sketch Up has work to do..

  1. #16
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    Spread things out..
    A Friday, Glue up time, start.JPG
    Keeps things in order, while I get a bottle of glue and a brush....LOTS of fingers to coat, NOT counting mine..then the clamps came by..
    A Friday, Glue up time, all clamped up.JPG
    And keep checking for square as I went...
    A Friday, Glue up time, checked for square.JPG
    Had to move this mess off the bench,,,had other tasks to do...will let this thing sit a spell...clean it up tomorrow?

    Stay tuned..
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    Out of the clamps, today...needing cleaned up...and checked to see IF it matches up with the base...
    A Friday, Clean up, 1.JPG
    Took a while to square up the outside all around...not real concerned about the inside..
    A Friday, Clean up, side view.JPG
    View along the Front/back...and...
    A Friday, Clean up, end view.JPG
    The end view....panel for a lid?
    A Friday, Clean up, lid not working.JPG
    Just was working out...despite all efforts to reduce the lid's size...
    A Friday, Clean up, making a mess.JPG
    May re-think a lid...maybe just a flat panel?

    We'll see what happens....may use the Lid as a base for another box?

    Stay tuned..
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    Box has been glued to the base..
    A Friday, Lid Work, base glued in place.JPG

    So...a flat panel for a lid...problem? Panel is too thing for the hardware's screws....as the panel is just 1/4" thick..if that...so, how to make a thin panel a bit fatter?
    A Friday, Lid Work, 1st end sized.JPG
    Glue on a "frame" with end grain showing at the end of the panel...that even matches the grain...glue up?
    A Friday, Lid Work, 2nd glue up.JPG
    One on each end...then cut and fit the 2 sides....corners are mitered, BTW..
    A Friday, Lid Work, sides glued.JPG
    Let this sit a day, then clean things up...and get it to match the box...then do the hardware stuff...hinges and a latch out in front. Might even add a handle or 3? Maybe stained with "Special Walnut"?

    Stay tuned...
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    More "Lid Work"..
    A Friday, fitting out, under the lid.JPG
    Both out of the clamps...edges needed cleaned up..
    A Friday, fitting out, edge work.JPG
    Checking for gaps..
    A Friday, fitting out, check for gaps.JPG
    Clamp the 2 parts together in the vise...
    A Friday, fitting out, Hinges installed,tools.JPG
    Grab a few tools, and install the hinges...then flip over..
    A Friday, fitting out, latch installed.JPG
    Install a latch..
    A Friday, fitting out, ready for finish.JPG
    Awaiting a Finish...

    Stay tuned...
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    Special Walnut stain by Minwax..
    A Friday, PIP, front, stained.JPG
    And a few letters....been a bit too "stoved up" the last couple of days...seems I do not bounce as well as I used to could...2' drop to the floor in the middle of the night..rolled over the wrong direction...Face Plants are starting to hurt....

    Box does have a coat of Amber Shellac brushed on...will need rubbed down..then we'll see what kind of top coat...
    A Friday, fitting out, NEXT.JPG
    Wondering what I can cobble out of this mess....hmmm

    Stay tuned...(Where's me heating pad at?)
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  6. #21
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    In the bottom picture it looks like you've got the start of a Ukulele!

    DC

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    Steven,

    Nice project and an attractive and useful way to use up odds and ends.

    Stew

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