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Built-ins help
I am trying to make builtins for my family room.
My dear wife requested those http://picasaweb.google.com/shifrbv/...ey=nK_MAsbhHbM I am in great need of some expert help to figure out how those where maid. Picture 2. What was used as a baseboard moulding? Standard moulding, multi? How exactly those columns where maid? Are those raised panels? How thick in you opinion are they? Shelf-edge? Picture 1. What are those columns? How to make top crowns? Thanks |
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Check the New Yankee Workshop archives.
http://www.newyankee.com/index.shtml Norm build a similar wall unit. His video tapes are available for a reasonable and nominal charge. John Flatley Jacksonville, Florida -- wrote in message oups.com... | I am trying to make builtins for my family room. | | My dear wife requested those | | http://picasaweb.google.com/shifrbv/...ey=nK_MAsbhHbM | | I am in great need of some expert help to figure out how | those where maid. | | Picture 2. | What was used as a baseboard moulding? Standard moulding, multi? | | How exactly those columns where maid? Are those raised panels? | How thick in you opinion are they? | | Shelf-edge? | | | Picture 1. | | What are those columns? | | How to make top crowns? | | Thanks | |
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http://www.newyankee.com/index.shtml
Nothing there of any use... Basic bookcases with styles/rails, nothing I could find had details, like I am looking for... |
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On Apr 16, 4:05 pm, wrote:
http://www.newyankee.com/index.shtml Nothing there of any use... Basic bookcases with styles/rails, nothing I could find had details, like I am looking for... You might try to research who built the cabinets in the photos and ask them how they were made. There are hundreds of moulding profiles available and thus probably thousands of possible combinations of profiles. If it's not possible to contact the builder of the bookshelves in the photos then go to a moulding supplier and get a catalog or look at what they have in stock. Some of the profiles made be custom made as well. Router bit manufacturers or shaper knife manufacturers usually have photos that show the profiles that their bits will cut. Try doing some mock ups with short lengths to try to match the photos. I don't know your skill level but built-ins like those in the pictures require advanced skills. |
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Try taking a look at several of the books that detail the making of
fireplace mantels. Or google "making fireplace mantels". Those columns look very similar to some of the design components that go into fireplsace mantels. wrote in message oups.com... I am trying to make builtins for my family room. My dear wife requested those http://picasaweb.google.com/shifrbv/...ey=nK_MAsbhHbM I am in great need of some expert help to figure out how those where maid. Picture 2. What was used as a baseboard moulding? Standard moulding, multi? How exactly those columns where maid? Are those raised panels? How thick in you opinion are they? Shelf-edge? Picture 1. What are those columns? How to make top crowns? Thanks |
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My guess is the at the "columns" are faux columns put on afterwards. The
basic recipe is easy, and if I had photos, I'd point to the similar one I made for the livingroom. It consists of two boxes, with two more sitting on top. The bottom ones are cabinets with inset panel doors. The are fastened together, and fastened to the wall. The shelves above were built as two complete units, then slid into place between the ceiling and the tops of the lower cabinets. All the finish trim was applied afterwards. Bob "John Flatley" wrote in message news Check the New Yankee Workshop archives. http://www.newyankee.com/index.shtml Norm build a similar wall unit. His video tapes are available for a reasonable and nominal charge. John Flatley Jacksonville, Florida -- wrote in message oups.com... | I am trying to make builtins for my family room. | | My dear wife requested those | | http://picasaweb.google.com/shifrbv/...ey=nK_MAsbhHbM | | I am in great need of some expert help to figure out how | those where maid. | | Picture 2. | What was used as a baseboard moulding? Standard moulding, multi? | | How exactly those columns where maid? Are those raised panels? | How thick in you opinion are they? | | Shelf-edge? | | | Picture 1. | | What are those columns? | | How to make top crowns? | | Thanks | |
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On Apr 16, 7:57 am, wrote:
I am trying to make builtins for my family room. My dear wife requested those http://picasaweb.google.com/shifrbv/...ey=nK_MAsbhHbM I am in great need of some expert help to figure out how those where maid. Picture 2. What was used as a baseboard moulding? Standard moulding, multi? How exactly those columns where maid? Are those raised panels? How thick in you opinion are they? Shelf-edge? Picture 1. What are those columns? How to make top crowns? Thanks Check out Tom Plamann's project, it may help you: http://www.plamann.com/sys-tmpl/bedr...view_all.nhtml |
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Try looking at the library. They usually have some pretty good books. Some
of the Older ones have more projects with elaborate detail than newer books. Also check them out for "Fine Woodworking" or "Fine Homebuilding" magazines. Some great info in those two books and usually pretty highbrow styles. GL, Byrd wrote in message oups.com... http://www.newyankee.com/index.shtml Nothing there of any use... Basic bookcases with styles/rails, nothing I could find had details, like I am looking for... |
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Built-ins help - Tom Plamann's Step By Step ******
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