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  1. #61
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    Today will be a "Fetch & Carry" sort of day...
    Sort through the Stash of Ash..carry a couple planks to the shop..try to find a few good blanks in them to make Drawer Fronts with..then go back upstairs, and fetch some more, and carry them to the shop....

    Need 8 blanks for drawer fronts.....and need enough blanks to glue up a Bread Board edged Top panel..

    Will need to move the case out of the way, for today....going to be a Tablesaw day, today....

    All on a day I normally leave the shop closed....Monday.

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    Fetch & Carry is done...for now
    8 blanks for drawer fronts
    4 blanks for a panel to be glued up into the Top...saved a couple strips for the Bread Board ends..

    Just got TOO HOT in the shop...closed it up..try later this evening....maybe run the #7c or the #8c later? Joint some edges, and MAYBE a glued up panel?
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    Fetch & Carry...first trip was for blanks for 8 drawer fronts..
    Fetch & Carry, 8 drawer blanks.jpg
    2 were already 3/4" thick...the other 6 were ~4/4 and I had to resaw them down a bit..after I had ripped them to final width, and squared the ends..will need to flatten things out, later
    Fetch & Carry, needs flattened.jpg
    A few passes with a plane should fix that..

    2nd trip..fetch two more planks, and carry them to the shop..
    Fetch & Carry, 2nd trip.jpg
    needed enough blanks to make a top panel..
    Fetch & Carry, blanks for a top.jpg
    4 blanks seems to work..
    Need to joint the edges..
    Fetch & Carry, later tasks.jpg
    hopefully tomorrow morning, before the shop gets too hot...

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    So...bright and early, before it gets too hot..THIS is what I'll be doing in the morning..
    Fetch & Carry, No. 7c Jointer.jpg
    Each blank for the case's top will go through this...with Old No. 7c...
    Fetch & Carry, shavings.jpg
    When this become full width and length, it will be done...

    Have a steel yard stick to check for any high or low spots, along the way..
    Goal is to get all 4 planks ready to be glued up, tomorrow morning..
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    Tuesday Morning IN the shop..start at 0855hrs...ends at 945...
    First off...Jointer work..
    Top Work, Tues., Started.jpg
    Metal yard stick is my straightedge...
    Top Work, Tues., straightedge checked.jpg
    Helps me find the high/low spots...I also checked for square as I went..
    Top Work, Tues., checked for square edge.jpg
    Jointed all the edges that needed it, until..
    Top Work, Tues., Dry fit.jpg
    First a dry fit, to see how they lined up....then a glue & Cauls & Clamps..
    Top Work, Tues., Large Cauls.jpg


    And that was the first half of the day..
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    Drawer fronts, were a bit more involved..at least for 6 out of the 8...
    Tues. Drawer Front, might take awhile.jpg
    To clean and level stuff like this..
    Tues. Drawer Front, Ridge Runner.jpg
    Stanley No. 5-1/2 c seemed to work the best...although the No. 8c did a couple of them..
    Tues. Drawer Front, Break Time.jpg
    Break time!...5 out of 6 done...the last one? Was a bit "Special"..
    Tues. Drawer Front, We have ways.jpg
    Was NOT about to try and plane all of that off....we have ways...
    Tues. Drawer Front, resaw completed.jpg
    Then a plane to clean it up..
    Tues. Drawer Front, fixing a spot.jpg
    Set the fronts aside, sweep up the shop, and called it a morning..
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    late night....but..
    Tues. Drawer Fronts, #8 raised up.jpg
    All 8 drawer fronts have been fitted and beveled...
    Tues. Drawer Fronts, #1 through #7 raised up.jpg
    Made a mess of the shop's floor, though..
    Tues. Drawer Fronts, messy floor.jpg

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    All 16 drawer sides have milled cut to length, and milled to fit their openings...
    Fetch & Carry 2, 16 sides done.jpg
    All 8 drawer fronts now have a groove to house the plywood bottom panel..
    Fetch & Carry, WEDS, 8 grooves.jpg
    Worked this morning to mill sockets into the ends of the drawer fronts..
    Drawer Work, Fronts, Sockets done.jpg

    Will work on getting Tails cut to match up to each Drawer front....

    Was up of Pine 1 x 4s...have to go to Lowes and buy 3 more 1 x 4 x6' planks,,,so the drawers can have a back...

    Knobs for the drawer fronts have been bought..
    Fetch & Carry, WEDS, Knobs bought.jpg
    Trying to decide whether to soak them in some Dark Walnut stain...or just wait on the Stain the rest of the case will get..

    Been working mornings in the shop, before it gets too hot...as I do not tolerate heat all that well, anymore...

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    Got a LOT of up dates to post to this thread...and the thread is getting a bit long?
    All the sides have been joined to the drawer fronts..
    Drawer Building 101, a better corner.jpg
    all 8 drawers
    Drawer Building 101, tails done.jpg
    And, they can wait until I add those knobs, before I shove then all the way in..
    Have started dados to house the drawer back..
    Drawer Building 101, test fit.jpg
    Have cut a couple drawer backs to length..
    Drawer Building 101, The Mitersaw,72c.jpg
    using this No. 72c as my mitersaw...
    Drawer Building 101, Dados, check for length.jpg
    top 2 drawers are ready for the 1/4" plywood bottom..
    the 1 x 4s were a bit too wide...needed to be...
    Drawer Building 101, Dados, rip for width.jpg
    Ripped to size..

    Drawer sides were cross cut to final length on that Mitre Box...
    Drawer Building 101, busy day.jpg

    Been a very busy couple of days...

    May start a separate thread? And show off all the hand tools in use? We'll see...
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    Almost done with the drawer building...
    Drawer Building 101. Assembly,Monday, 6 done.jpg
    6 out of 8 drawers have been assembled...will get the final 2 tomorrow...
    Dados are done with a Stanley No. 45, type 4..
    Drawer Building 101, dado done.jpg
    And cleaned up with a router..
    Drawer Building 101, Assembly, Monday, router work.jpg
    Plane, that is..71-1/2
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    Tuesday Morning...not moving around all that great ( Groin Pull), was able to take a couple photos...will see IF they turn out here..
    Tuesday Morning, Drawers are done.jpg

    Today's tasks is to get the top of the case done..
    Tuesday Morning, bread board edged.jpg
    And get the bread board ends in place..
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    Trying to "walk it off"...clamps came off the panel for the Top..need to square the ends...
    1 Tuesday Afternoon, 6.jpg
    Guide for the Vintage Skil Home Shop 6" circular saw...on both ends
    1 Tuesday Afternoon, 8.jpg
    Which left getting the panel FLAT was next..
    1 Tuesday Afternoon, 14.jpg
    Work in Progress...
    later...to work on the other side..
    1 Tuesday Afternoon, 15.jpg
    Will clean up tomorrow, eh?

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    Decided to cut 2 blanks for length over on the Langdon 72c...then joint the edges a bit..
    1 Tuesday Afternoon, 13.jpg
    And get them ready to plough a groove...
    1 Tuesday Afternoon, 10.jpg
    For one thing, there isn't much of a set-up with these sort of Match planes...swing the fence to make either a Tongue, or a groove...and be done by the Time I'd get the Stanley #45 ready..plus the fence is smaller than the 45's

    Managed to get one of two grooves milled.
    1 Tuesday Afternoon, 11.jpg
    That one photo with the Skil saw..also shows my NEW router bit..

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    That router bit was bought at Harbor Freight this morning, along with a 30" F style clamp ( now have a pair!) and a pack of three 80 grit sanding belts...
    1 Tuesday Afternoon, 7.jpg
    There was one problem...it was too FAT..and would NOT fit in the hole in the router's base...hmmm...base IS plastic..we have ways
    1 Tuesday Afternoon, 9.jpg
    Clamp the router into the wood jaws of the bench vise...load up the router bit, nice and tight...right against the bottom of the base...turn router "on"...use the supplied Allen wrench to SLOWLY raise the base up into the spinning bit..until it is all the way through the base. shut router down....there WAS a thin ring of plastic around the shank of the bit,, cut that free. Goal is to run a rebate along both ends top and bottom, to form a tongue that matches the groove in the bread board ends..may need the guide fence, again...as I don't think the Union #41 can cut 1/2" deep grooves...

    Clear as mudd?
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    Hmmm, this morning, I needed to get the bread board ends done..to do that..I needed this..
    1 Weds. Morning, 2 passes.jpg
    Adjust the fit a bit..
    1 Weds. Morning, almost.jpg
    Once both ends were done...clamps and glue..
    1 Weds. Morning, clamp & glue.jpg
    And let it sit a day or 2...
    That was Task One, for this morning..
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