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If you see what looks like a plug for a hole on the wrong end of one of the cleats, that's a jpeg artifact :-) Not worth covering most of my process since it's the same as gee-dubs, but I will capture the way I figured out to drill the angled holes on my drill press table. -
By Beechwood Chip · Posted
No, I left them up a smidge and then tighten. -
By bradleyheathhays · Posted
Yessir your note is Very well taken. Thank you. -
Before making any decisions about what to do with the top ... I need a top. I had the panel in the clamps overnight. It the needed flattening, first across the grain with the #5, then across the grain with the #7, and finally along the grain with the #7 ... on both sides. Then I flipped the cabinet upside down onto the panel, and traced round the top ... offset by 1" all the way round. Then added a bit of curve to the sides, using the template from the front, so that it is approximately the same curve. I decided to forgo the bandsaw, and use my old faithful hand saws for a slower cut, but solid workholding. finally cleaning up the edges with the spokeshave and planes, and I have a top ready for whatever it is I decide to do with it. -
Are your veneering skills good enough. Proofs in the pudding! Absolutely!
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