| Project by Louis Hill | posted 344 days ago | 237 views | 1 time favorited | 3 comments | ![]() |
I built this bed in woodshop starting in the end of august and finished in november. both the headboard and the footboard are double raised panels. The inlays on the footboard are mahogany and on the headboard they are walnut. It is probably the best project i’ve ever built. During the finishing process, we didn’t have any sanding sealer, only topcoat. So we put 3 coats of topcoat with a light sanding in between each coat.
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dustynewt
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posted 344 days ago
Great job, Louis. I have found that sanding sealer is nothing more than thinned finish. Shellac=alcohol, poly and varnish=mineral spirits, lacquer=lacquer thinner. About 1 part finish, 3 parts thinner. You can even use wood glue with water and the same proportions. The bedroom set came out great whatever you did
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miles125
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posted 343 days ago
Nice looking bed Louis.
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posted 342 days ago
Really nice looking bed!
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