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Our film collection was starting to become substantial, so we needed a new library that could accommodate a hundred films. By measuring a standard film case, I deduced the dimensions of the future cabinet: 6 ¾″ X 40″ X 52″ (about 17 Cm X 101.5 Cm X 132 Cm). As a species of wood, I chose pine because it is a light wood, easy to work with and easy to paint, so perfect for this project. And here we go, “Let’s go to the drawing board…”
We just renovated our bathroom and all that was missing was a cabinet to add the final touch. This will be adapted to the length of the vanity, i.e. 48″ (about 122 cm) and it will have to offer 4 compartments for storage.
Unearthed on Kijiji (once is not custom), here is the arrival of two “little” new ones in the workshop…
Over the years, I provided or made myself accessories to optimize my work. Here is the list of those I find indispensable and who have particularly helped me in my work.
In all projects, the finishing stage is one of the most delicate. It is often necessary to spread the pieces to let dry. If, like me, you are confined in.
So I decided to make a drying rack for finishing (or dryer) to help me in this task. This one will allow me to store the parts in waiting of drying while optimizing the space.your workshop for this, it becomes unavailable.
This project comes from an article in the cabinetmaking magazine WOOD which I adapted the dimensions to my needs. I have a Ridgid EB4424 belt sander and
Furniture manufacturing requires precise and flawless cuts. For this, a “zero clearance insertion plate” aka “Zero-clearance insert” is really a “must”. In addition, it will increase your safety since it will have the advantage of avoiding falling parts between the plate and the blade. I propose you to make this simple accessory but essential to your saw bench.
I invite you to follow the realization of two types of molding that adorn, in large part, the rooms (walls, windows, doors, etc.) of our homes. These are baseboard and framing.
My girlfriend and I stayed big children and Halloween is one of our favorite holidays. Every year, we choose and establish a guiding theme. This year, we chose the theme of “Bed & Breakfast” which has become “Dead & Breakfast”. On the menu, the creation of two signs and two wooden pedestals that will host glass domes. What better way to welcome the “happy little monsters” from neighborhood.
Randomly shopping, we found two glass domes that lent themselves well to a “mad scientist” decor for Halloween. All that was missing was simple round wooden pedestals with a groove. These displays will then be decorated with skulls, crows, skeletons, withered flowers, etc. With a little imagination, the possibilities are endless.
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