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Well I thought I would have the trim finished tonight and ready to paint by tomorrow, but as you can see, there was a small problem. To be precise a 1/4” problem. The last piece of crown I have is exactly 1/4” too short after coping to fill the last space. :o( Talk about planning it close. And of course I found this out about a half hour after the store closed. I have to go to HD and get another foot of crown tomorrow so hopefully I will have finished the fill and sand phase by tuesday.
The little white dots are putty that is filling various brad holes and imperfections. I will fill the rest of what I can tonight. That should save me some time tomorrow. After that it is paint and shelves. The doors will have to wait until after Thanksgiving, as I don’t have them ordered yet. I plan to use Rockler’s unfinished custom door service. All 9 doors were running about $150 for the panel doors last I checked, but after Thanksgiving we should have some extra money and SWMBO will probably want to upgrade to raised panels.
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dennis mitchell
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posted 386 days ago
It is coming along nice!
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Karson
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posted 386 days ago
Keep her happy and then pull in your chips.
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Rob McCune
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Well bad news, with the additions she requested the doors are up to over $300 for the cheap ones. I can buy the woode for $250 but I need a new 1/2” shank router to handle the bigger bits for the doors. :o( It will have to wait for a few more weeks.
-- Rob McCune
cajunpen
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posted 386 days ago
Keep after it, you will eventually get it finished.
-- Bill - "Suit yourself and let the rest be pleased." http://www.cajunpen.com/
miles125
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posted 386 days ago
Looking good.
-- miles125, Alabama.."Architecture is frozen music""
Brad_Nailor
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posted 386 days ago
Ain’t that a *! I hate that kind of stuff..it always seems to happen to me! The unit looks great, I love a nice built in!
-- Women love me.....trees fear me
Thos. Angle
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That’s the way it works, ol’ Murphy is just around the corner. If the budget is tight you will always need just one more piece. coming along well.
-- Thos. Angle, Owyhee Design, Oregon
mrtrim
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posted 386 days ago
lookin great rob ! since i do a lot of this type work ill offer you a suggestion that you maybe havent considered already you could make your own panel doors that match the panels on the side . ive done this on a few projects where the money was getting thin . keep up the nice work !
Rob McCune
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posted 386 days ago
Yeah I hadn’t thought to make it match the end frames. The $250 would buy enough wood to do a raised panel but if I substited 1/4” plywood and used more of the bead I used in the end I might knock off a hundred from that. It would also match the end, be easier to do, and I wouldn’t need the bigger router just yet (not that I will tell my wife that).
-- Rob McCune