This is a followup on my first project. I finally finished the first set of doors on New Years Eve, but before that I built a table for our little granddaughter. It is about 22 inches high with a diameter of 36 inches.






The second set of doors are waiting for me to insulate the shop, so I can afford to heat it. Our last electric bill was off the charts. To conserve electricity, I took a friends’ advice and created a tent to dry the panels in. Here are some pictures. Oh! When all is said and done the header will be recessed, so the trim I have made will fit flush with the wall, while hiding the track.






-- Bob Lance, DE

















12 comments so far
mot
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#1 posted 1948 days ago
Great work, Bob!
-- You can discover more about a person in an hour of play than in a year of conversation. (Plato)
lance
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#2 posted 1948 days ago
Thanks Mot,
Long time no communicate. I hope your holidays were great and all is well in your world. All is just fine and as soon as I can get back to work in my shop it will be great.
Have a great day,
-- Bob Lance, DE
rikkor
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#3 posted 1948 days ago
Hey, look at all those pictures. Good stuff. The doors look great.
lance
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#4 posted 1948 days ago
Hi Rikkor,
I was just entering your info and Tim’s info into my computer and then I was going to thank the two of you for all your help. Your comment was just in time, because I didn’t have the correct spelling of your nickname. Thanks again and have a great day.
-- Bob Lance, DE
GaryK
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#5 posted 1948 days ago
Looks great!
-- Gary - Never pass up the opportunity to make a mistake look like you planned it that way - Tyler, TX
lance
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#6 posted 1948 days ago
Thanks Gary
-- Bob Lance, DE
mrtrim
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#7 posted 1948 days ago
great looking work bob , well done
Karson
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#8 posted 1948 days ago
Great Bob. Nice job on the table and doors.
-- I've been blessed with a father who liked to tinker in wood, and a wife who lets me tinker in wood. Southern Delaware karson_morrison@bigfoot.com â€
Bob A in NJ
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#9 posted 1948 days ago
Bob, excellent work, looks like you’re having fun in the shop.
-- Bob A in NJ
lance
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#10 posted 1948 days ago
Thanks Bob and Karson. Yes I was having fun until the freezing weather hit! Hope to be back out there as soon as it warms up and I get some insulation and heat out there.
-- Bob Lance, DE
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#11 posted 1948 days ago
Nice work Bob – I like the table and the doors. I can’t imagine how it must be living in those cold climates. It’s in the 40s here in the daytime and I find it too cold to go into the shop – go ahead and laugh if you want to, but us Southern boys don’t handle the cold too well, except Bret Farve and Eli Manning.
-- Bill - "Suit yourself and let the rest be pleased." http://www.cajunpen.com/
lance
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#12 posted 1948 days ago
It is all what we are used to. We are not supposed to see the 40s until Sun or Mon. Thanks for the kudos.
Have a great day,
-- Bob Lance, DE
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