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Overlay Panels for a Car Project #1: Measuring the shape
Steve Rasmussen
This is a project that started to take shape sometime in the mid 2010s. I’m going to hold back some of the details and let the story unfold on it...
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Cabinet for Tea Bag Holders #11: Finishing touches
Steve Rasmussen
Since this cabinet is so small I ended up buying some artists brushes for oil paints. [image.png] They really helped with the application of the...
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Cabinet for Tea Bag Holders #10: Inserts for doors
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There are a lot of little pieces in this entry! I started with the half circles - largest one first. Since this spalted maple can be fragile I p...
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Cabinet for Tea Bag Holders #9: The Base - The part with a Hundred Cuts (Well not that many)
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This is probably the most involved piece in the project (yes, even more than the doors). If you refer back to the first part in this blog you will ...
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Cabinet for Tea Bag Holders #8: The Last Door Details
Steve Rasmussen
I have one more set of details to add to the door - a set of 3 circular recesses. First I make a template. [image.png] Then I add cleats to ...
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Cabinet for Tea Bag Holders #7: More Work on the Doors - Decorative Strips and Brusso Hinge Installation
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A lot of the work here is slow - plenty of time at work with little to see. The doors get some decorative strips on them. I chose to put the groo...
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Cabinet for Tea Bag Holders #6: Box Assembly
Steve Rasmussen
This entry covers the next 3 days of work. I got the door assembly out of the clamps. So far so good. [image.png] [image.png] And here is wh...
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Cabinet for Tea Bag Holders #5: Door construction
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The door blank needs to be split into 2 parts - a door top and a door front. I'm going to join them with a mitered rabbet joint. This will be a ne...
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Cabinet for Tea Bag Holders #4: Final details on the main cabinet
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I need to put a cutout on each of the 3 shelves and floor. For this I need a template. After I cut the profile on a template, I locate a shelf ...
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Cabinet for Tea Bag Holders #3: Some steps back and a few more forward
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First up on this day was to correct a mistake I made yesterday. When I cut the back rabbet on the top I had the part turned around. I have been ke...
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Cabinet for Tea Bag Holders #2: Second day of the build
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The next process is to create a second level similar to the first. A 5/16" straight bit allowed me to leave 1/8" on the outside. [image.png] ...
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Cabinet for Tea Bag Holders #1: Getting Started
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When I decided to update this blog I realized that this is one of my favorite projects. It has a ton of details crammed into a small project. There...
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