| Blog series by gizmodyne | updated 241 days ago | 2 parts | 712 reads | 56 comments total |
Part 1: Unifinished Business
I am going to blog this project and a few others in order to inspire myself to get motivated and finish. HistoryWhen we bought our new bed, our old frame had to go. So I decided as any reasonable woodworker would, “I’ll make all new bedroom furniture.” (It seemed like a good idea at the time). We only have one nightstand which stinks for the nightstandless person (not me this year). So I decided to make twin nightstands. DesignI picked the Harvey Ellis designed Stic...
Part 2: Almost Done.
Sunlight Last week I sanded nightstand #1. I had scuffed it up badly storing it and had to resand a large portion of the outside. I used pocket screws to attach the top. Since I sanded the project, I needed to expose it to sunlight to even out the color, so outside it went. It was nice today, over 70 degrees in the sun.Sunshine..U.V.—- Second UpThe second nightstand only needed detailing on the drawers. I went over them yesterday with 220 and then cheese-clothed them. The F...
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Blog Series
- Back in Time - 1 part
- Boxes - 2 parts
- Bungalow Style Bar Cabinet - 1 part
- Cabinet Progress - 16 parts
- Comics - 11 parts
- Craftsman Bungalow Restoration - 16 parts
- Custom Dishwasher Panel Progress - 8 parts
- Design and Inspiration - 3 parts
- Grandpa's Box - 3 parts
- How To - 2 parts
- Insp - 0 parts
- Little Journey's - 4 parts
- Nightstand Progress - 2 parts
- Shop Organization - 10 parts
- Shop Projects - 0 parts
- Stickley Dining Table no. 622 - 4 parts
- Thorsen Table - 2 parts
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