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This bookcase is solid oak construction includes mortice and tennons, biscuits, and pocket screws. i made it to hold my wood working books.
-- Lumberdog.. Michigan
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a1Jim
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#1 posted 141 days ago
A very nice looking bookshelf.Good job.
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Rustic
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#2 posted 141 days ago
nice job
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Kristoffer
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#3 posted 141 days ago
Looks great. And it’s always nice to build something for yourself for a change.
Which Joinery did you use where?
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Monte Pittman
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#4 posted 141 days ago
Good looking book case
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woodshaver
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#5 posted 141 days ago
Looks very nice! If my wife saw this she would look at me and smile! She needs one too!
-- Tony C , My high school shop teacher said "You can do it"... Now I can't stop!
lumberdog
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#6 posted 140 days ago
Kristoffer, The doors are mortice and tennoned, The sides are constructed of frame and panel and i used bisuits on them. The base and top are held with pockets screws. i also used hide glue on all of the joints. i used a red oak stain and three coats of a water based poly. I like to sit down and design something on paper, then go to the shop and build it. of course i make changes as i do it, this is what i created and i am very pleased with it and my wife is too. If i get a chance i will add more photos.
-- Lumberdog.. Michigan
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