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Sliding Modular Display Shelf #4: Building the Box/Shelf Hangers
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[03.04 Design - Hangers.jpg] I wanted to use aluminum C-channel for the box/shelf hangers, but I couldn’t find any that was the size I needed, so I...
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Sliding Modular Display Shelf #3: Building the L-shaped Shelves
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[03.02 Design - Shelves.jpg] The L-shaped shelves are a bit more complicated than the boxes. Each consists of five parts (not counting the hanger...
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Sliding Modular Display Shelf #2: Building the Boxes
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[03.03 Design - Boxes.jpg] The planter boxes were the simplest part of the project. They’re just small cubes with mitered corners and recessed plyw...
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Sliding Modular Display Shelf #1: Introduction, Background, and Design
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This blog series documents the planning, design, and construction of the sliding modular display shelf I built for my daughter. [03.00 Design Ove...
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Giraffe Bookcase #9: Painting
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In my last painted project (a sideboard), I used General Finishes Milk Paint, and I painted the parts before assembly. I don't think the GF paint i...
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Giraffe Bookcase #8: Attaching the Legs
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The final woodworking step was attaching the legs to the case. As with everything else, I used dowels. The front legs were straightforward. I used...
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Giraffe Bookcase #7: Gluing the Case
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The glue-up part of a project is always nerve-wracking for me, and this project was no exception. Dowel joinery helps a lot, but it doesn't totall...
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Giraffe Bookcase #6: Head Details
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The giraffe's head is one of the more complex parts of the bookcase because both it and its horns and ears are removable (the former for transport,...
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Giraffe Bookcase #5: Routing the Tail
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The giraffe's tail is is a compound shape formed by a circle, ellipse, and trapezoid. [06.00 Tail Dimensions.jpg] I made a template and used it to...
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Giraffe Bookcase #4: Cutting the Legs
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Cutting the legs turned out to be one of the most troublesome parts of the project, and the part where I made the most mistakes. My original plan ...
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Giraffe Bookcase #3: Dowel Joinery
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Before I could start drilling the dowel holes in the part faces, I had to make the angle-specific drill guide blocks I mentioned in a previous post...
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Giraffe Bookcase #2: Cutting the Case Parts
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I found four good 8' long, 12" wide, 4/4 poplar boards at the lumberyard, along with a 4' long, 7-1/2" wide, 8/4 board for the legs. Theoretically,...
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