I had some pieces of finger jointed rubber that I wanted to use as a shelf. Here is how it went. Dimensions were based on the pieces I had
Wood : Finger jointed wood, 18mm for the base and the cross bar, 12 mm for the sides.
Finish : Sheenlac walnut stain, with an asian paints varnish wiped over it.
The finished product : This was the first time I experimented with dowels for anchoring the sides. This seemed very solid, however I think the quality of my dowels was not very good. I must try making my own dowels.
Secondly a bit of fevicol peeping out of the joint took up stain deeply and appeared as blotches. I have to be a little more careful next time.
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Book Shelf : Unstained finger jointed wood. Sides joined with dowels |
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Empty book shelf stained with Sheenlac walnut stain to match the picture above. Fixed to the wall with two screws |
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Wooden book shelf bearing a full weight of books. |
Good use of plywood.
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Perfect! Exactly what I'm looking for. Thanks for posting this.
ReplyDeletePerfect! Exactly what I'm looking for. Thanks for posting this.
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