| Project by Pdl | posted 492 days ago | 762 views | 1 time favorited | 5 comments |  |
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This is a changing table that I designed and built for my new born niece. It is made from pine and pine plywood. The tops are solid pine, glued up. The carcass is 3/4 ply. The drawer fronts are also solid pine. This is the first dresser type project i have made. The coffee table I made had plans from Woodsmith mag. This changing table was 100% mine. It is the first time I used biscuts, drawer slides, face frame and a swinging door with hinges. I gave the changing table to my brother-in-law and he applied the stain and poly. He used a SUPER dark ebony stain to match the baby’s crib and applied 7 coats of poly. The swinging door was still drying in the main pic, so it is missing. It took forever to get pictures from him, so if I wanted to post this, it was now or never. Hope you guys enjoy.
Thanks.
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Paul David Soto
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#1 posted 492 days ago
Great job! I love working with Pine. It’s very forgiving, unlike our parents…lol!
-- - As a woodworker, it could be interesting sometimes waking up in the morning and asking, "Lord, what will you have me do today?" -Noah
a1Jim
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#2 posted 492 days ago
This is unique in design from many changing tables well done.
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#3 posted 492 days ago
I like it, good finish on it too
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Pdl
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#4 posted 492 days ago
Thanks for the comments guys.
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#5 posted 492 days ago
I have a REALLY bad back and can hardly move 90% of the time. Building this was a MASSIVE PAIN IN THE ARSE. No more than an hour of work at a time. Hearing comments like these make the hard work and pain pay off.
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