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Journeyman_uk":25fr4sdz said:
This is progressing very nicely, excellent stuff so far. I built a quick plywood cabinet from Fine Woodworking Tools and Shops edition but I want do a proper craftsman one (be after Roubo is finished :) ).

J
Thank you

Looking forward to both builds :)
 
It's not tooo bad i guess. :-"

I think he needs to get a cordless drill ( a proper one :mrgreen: ) things would go quicker then. :lol:
 
rspsteve":1t4h332o said:
And some power tools..lol could have finished it in 6 episodes instead of 13
Power tools? :shock: That would mean a hair cut in case of it falling into a cutter etc . I can see it now just like in the cartoons, hair trapped in router bit and him spinning around in circles :lol:
 
A small update. The mitres have been giving me issues, which thankfully they are now sorted. Ended up having to trim another 1.5mm off the width of the base. :roll:
Anyhoo it all fits together nicely now. :D So onto some internal works.

I started off fitting the saw holder and dividers.

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Each one has been glued on, one a day to allow the glue to go off properly and make life easier clamping them. :)

After that first strip was glued, i started to mask off the section next to the strips so the glue didn't go every where.

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Clamping was awkward ish.
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All the dividers are now glued into place. :)

So then after more sanding, i wasn't too happy with the lack of the curl showing up. I know it is just the base, but hey ho. ;)
So i tried scraping, and the curl came back. :D

I then put the first coat of lacquer on the underside. Not good, i had brush marks and bubbles. :evil:

So this morning at 7am i was in the shop scraping it off. Applied another first coat, again lines and bubbles. :evil:
So left it till this evening and flatted it and tried a 2nd coat. More bubbles and brush marks. :twisted:

So think this might have to go on hold until i can get a decent lacquer brush. :roll:
 
Coming along nicely there. I feel your pain with lacquer. Painting and related tasks are always tricky like that.
 
morfa":27l5bvuu said:
Coming along nicely there. I feel your pain with lacquer. Painting and related tasks are always tricky like that.
Thank you.

Painting/ varnishing etc are ok. It's just this water based lacquer giving me probs. :( Need to sort it as i need to lacquer the inside of the box before it can be assembled . #-o
 

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