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Old 08-17-2009, 06:34 PM   #1
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Don't Need No Stinkin' Tiltout

Reworked this drawer today... you'll never guess what I used as a form for the curve:
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Old 08-17-2009, 06:36 PM   #2
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Very cool bass! So what did you use


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Nice work!

looking for function or just making a point?
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Very nice, and you are right... I will never guess
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Nice work!

looking for function or just making a point?
The owner did not want a tiltout and wanted to maximize the space. She's a tight fit... so "Mission Accomplished."
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AHHHHhahaha! Clever
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The owner did not want a tiltout and wanted to maximize the space. She's a tight fit... so "Mission Accomplished."
That'd be a great article for FHB!
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That's cool looking bass, never would have thought of that myself....

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How did you decide on the stove to bend it to? and was there a lot of spring-back when you removed the strap?
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That'd be a great article for FHB!
I'll tell them you suggested it.
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That's cool looking bass, never would have thought of that myself....
Leo, I thought of your drawer and wondered how you would do dovetails at that curved joint... it meets at 30*. I'm sure it could be done... for a certain price.

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How did you decide on the stove to bend it to? and was there a lot of spring-back when you removed the strap?
The stove was a little tighter radius so the spring-back was about perfect. I gave the plywood a couple of dunkings in the rain barrel to help it bend... then since it was wet I used poly glue.
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I'll tell them you suggested it.
Probably not a good idea...I have enough pull to tear the address label off their magazine...I can't even do that!
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I used two layers of 1/4" luan ply for this. The first layer was stapled to the edge of the drawer bottom. The second layer was ripped narrower and stacked on top of the drawer bottom and I stapled through the bottom into this layer. Using this method the two layers had two courses of fasteners at 90* angles to one another. The layers were also glued and clamped to each other.
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I used two layers of 1/4" luan ply for this. The first layer was stapled to the edge of the drawer bottom. The second layer was ripped narrower and stacked on top of the drawer bottom and I stapled through the bottom into this layer. Using this method the two layers had two courses of fasteners at 90* angles to one another. The layers were also glued and clamped to each other.
I see a few places you could have put more clamps
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Show off. I appreciate the fact that you did show it off, because I'll steal that idea, thank you.
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Leo, I thought of your drawer and wondered how you would do dovetails at that curved joint... it meets at 30*. I'm sure it could be done... for a certain price.

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I think youmight have to do something like that by hand. Something I have never done before.
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The owner did not want a tiltout and wanted to maximize the space. She's a tight fit... so "Mission Accomplished."

The owner or the drawer?




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The owner or the drawer?

Yea i know i live in the gutter
I've been a good boy... lately.

Hey I found out today that this drawer will probably be in the upcoming Kitchen and Bath issue of FHB.
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