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Butterfly Cabinet #7: Adding Door Details
Ron Stewart
[11.00 Door Details.jpg] Earlier, I had cut the doors to size and drilled the hinge cup holes. Before I could apply finish and add the brass disk...
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Butterfly Cabinet #8: Blog Post 8: Completing the Doors (and the Project)
Ron Stewart
Now it was time to work on the brass disk wing disks. Each disk would fit into a shallow (about 0.04” deep) 5/8” diameter well. Before proceeding,...
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Butterfly Cabinet #6: Building the Drawers
Ron Stewart
[10.00 Drawer Details.jpg] The drawer boxes were easy to build. I made them from 12 mm Baltic birch plywood. I prefinished the insides with poly, ...
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Butterfly Cabinet #1: Design
Ron Stewart
This is the start of a blog series about my Butterfly Cabinet project. It started over a year ago with a request from my wife’s best friend for ...
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Butterfly Cabinet #3: Building the Case
Ron Stewart
[04.00 Case - Details.jpg] Most of the case parts are between 12” and 13 1/2” wide and required two-board edge glue-ups. I don’t like having glue ...
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Butterfly Cabinet #5: Assembling and Completing the Case
Ron Stewart
The glue-up was easier than it is for most projects. It involved gluing the sides and center assembly to the top and bottom panel. [08.00 Case - ...
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Butterfly Cabinet #4: Testing Finishes and Pre-finishing the Case
Ron Stewart
I built the cabinet from maple to save money. Now it was time to try to darken it to the middle-toned mahogany finish our friend wanted. I knew I d...
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Need to recover accidently deleted personal message
Oldtool
Does anybody know who I can contact regarding this sites possible recovery of a personal message? I think I deleted by mistake, was sure I saved it...
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Butterfly Cabinet #2: Materials
Ron Stewart
Initially, I planned to use sapele for the cabinet. Unfortunately, it’s 60% more expensive than maple, so I opted for the latter, knowing that I’d ...
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Crafsman style floor lamp build #2: Those funky blocks
SplinterGroup
orStarting here since these form the basis of it all. I want this column to be all finished before making the lamp base. There are target dimension...
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AC Six Part 4 Fenders
PapaDave
I have completed the fenders for the first model. I decided that I would create the fenders for the model to be painted since I am using poplar fo...
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AC Six Part 5: Wheels, tires, Steering wheel, and other miscellaneous parts
PapaDave
Today I started working on the tires and wheels for the first AC Six. The wood used is simple poplar but since they will be painted or dyed, I did...
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