Veneering #3: Bath Vanity

very top shelf as usual lee . the rosewood goes quite nice with the maple . very nice work

-- if you aint the lead dog the scenery never changes

Very nice! The handles look great!

-- Gary, East TX -- The longest journey begins with a single step.

Nice piece. Why there is a vent in the bottom?

-- Zipsss

Looks great Lee. Do you know what flavor of rosewood.

-- Karson Southern Delaware karson_morrison@bigfoot.com

HI Verne;

Thank you, I really like that combination too.

Lee

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Thanks Gary

Lee

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Hi Zipsss;

The vent is for heating in the room.

Thank you,

Lee

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Hi Karson;

I think it was chocolate!

(Actually I believe it’s Santos)

Thanks;
Lee

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How dooooo you do those things! WOW! What a great job!

Dave

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Hi Lee,

This is a nice piece. It is well designed and well built. I have to agree that the wood combination works well. I have never had the opportunity to work with rosewood but it looks great.

Out of curiosity did you consider putting a drawer handle on the false front?

thanks for the post.

-- With God's help all things are possible- even woodworking. Woodworking is not just a hobby, it is an (expletive deleted) expensive hobby.

Hi Scott;

Thank you.

Rosewood is a gorgeous wood.

To answer you question, it never occurred to me about adding a handle there, but now you have me wondering.

I would like to add one in a photo program, just to see how it looks!

Thanks;

Lee

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Excellent job as usual Lee. Conversion varnish is a new term to me, does it have particular qualities?.

-- Grumpy - "Always look on the bright side of life"- Monty Python

Thank you Grumpy.

Conversion varnish, also known as pre cat, or CV is a very durable finish. It is what we use on most of our furniture. It is used commercially by kitchen cabinet manufacturers due to it’s tough qualities.

Here’s a blurb from Valspar which covers the benefits better than I can:

Conversion Varnish Systems
Superior durability and UV protection.

GLOBAL RESISTOVAR™ Self-Seal Conversion Varnishes are super-premium post-catalyzed varnishes formulated to provide exceptional finish properties. With superior chemical, moisture, mar and scratch resistance, Global Resistovar will pass all KCMA coatings performance standards when applied properly. This post catalyzed varnish is ideal for tables, office furniture, cabinets and other interior wood surfaces that require superior moisture and chemical resistance. Global Resistovar Varnishes can be applied as a complete self-seal system or may be used with a companion sealer if additional sanding properties are desired. They are available in clear and white systems.

Here’s a forum link for more details

http://www.woodweb.com/knowledge_base/Conversion_varnish_basics.html

I hope this is helpful.

Lee

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Must hide this from the wife.

Quite excellent batch of projects this Saturday, Lee. Once again you have broadened the demonstrable range of your genius and talents. Wow.

-- "Bordnerizing" perfectly good lumber for over a decade.

You were away ahead of the curve onthis one Lee.

It’s just that last couple of years that the industry has figured out that the cupboard space doesn’t have to be equal to the sink space.

I love the contrasting woods .Just enougt accent wood to really make and elelgant statement.
How big is your vacuum press?

Bob

-- A mind, like a home, is furnished by its owner

Thanks for the info on the varnish Lee. I must try some.

-- Grumpy - "Always look on the bright side of life"- Monty Python

Hi Douglas;

I found out where some pictures were hiding on my computer!

(they were listed under my pics) go figure!

Thank you Douglas for over estimating me.

Lee

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Hi Bob;

Thank you;

We use a few different size bags, from 2’ x 2’ up to 5’ x 12’.

I love toys. (imagine how many shoes I would have if I was a girl!)

Lee

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Hi Bob;

Thank you;

We use a few different size bags, from 2’ x 2’ up to 5’ x 12’.

I love toys. (imagine how many shoes I would have if I was a girl!)

Lee

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No problem Grumpy.

It’s great stuff.

Lee

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Lee-
That is just beautiful…again. How did you form the doors? Are they bent or coopered?

-- Thank God for sawdust... Ron. Gilroy, CA

Hi Ron;

The doors are formed with bendy board in a vacuum bag.

I appreciate the compliment!

Lee

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