Bookcase with Sliding Doors #12: Time to make a router table
Had to take a timeout to make this router table extension. It’s a torsion box design with router lift and fence.
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Bookcase with Sliding Doors #11: 3 drawers ready to go
Three drawers made. Dovetails cut for the face and back using the porter cable dovetail jig. I hadn’t intended to dovetail the back but it was good practice. The face is 3/4” black walnut, sides are 1/2” quarter sawn red oak, ...
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Bookcase with Sliding Doors #10: Base with Horse hoof legs
It took me a weekend to make the leg stock. I mortised the legs and cut integral tenons for the rails. This was the first time I’ve made integral tenons (used the festool domino on the first project). The mortises were machined with a bench ...
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Bookcase with Sliding Doors #9: Grooves for the door slide hardware
I removed the top and middle panels to cut grooves for the door slide hardware. The grooves are 7mm wide by 9mm deep. I cut the grooves 7/16” from the edge with a 1” seperation. The pictures show details of the groove, hardware for ...
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Bookcase with Sliding Doors #8: Sliding doors
Here are the two sliding door frames with dominos cut in and assembled for the dry fit. I’ve placed them in the case behind the face frame to make sure that they do actually fit in there. Tomorrow I’ll glue everthing up and then cut th...
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