The only good thing about not having built a planer stand is that it makes a Great Weight for gluing.
This eventually will be a door. The frame is assembled with pocket screws and glue (not complete). The outer skin is 1/2” BCX ply and will receive paint.
Man, do I have a long way to go.
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wseand
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#1 posted 593 days ago
You make me want to start a new project. My shop needs a lot of work, not as much as your though. Great progress so far.
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Joe Lyddon
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#2 posted 592 days ago
... of course you could always roll a car or truck onto it for more weight! LOL
Looking forward to seeing your progress on your doors…
Is that a 1×2 or 1×3 frame?
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twoblacklabs
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#3 posted 592 days ago
Thanks wseand.
Joe, I don’t plan on putting another vehicle in there unless absolutely necessary for maintenance. These are 1×3 frame members milled from 2×4 studs.
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