[tjbnwi]

A few lock miters...

Tom

 

[onmywayup]

Late to post, but I helped install this vanity in a bathroom I remodeled awhile back. I did the framing, drywall, rough in plumbing. Owner hired the tile installer and my neighbor that has a sawmill built the vanity from a tree that the homeowners and him cut down. Small world, and glad I got the call to help him get it installed.

Tile was designed by the homeowners.

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How did he cleanly cut those radii on the big field tiles as he got tighter into the spiral? Were they a pre-designed and cut spiral or something? Man I gotta watch this dude work for a day or two.

 

[DaVinciRemodel]

A few lock miters...

Tom

No packing tape in the shop?

 

[tjbnwi]

No packing tape in the shop?

Rolls of it.

These are machined lock miters not simple miters, they can't be folded.

Tom

 

[onmywayup]

Rolls of it.

These are machined lock miters not simple miters, they can't be folded.

Tom

Well phuck ya learn somethin' new every time you log on here, if you pay attention. Never seen a miter like that before. What're the bits like that route those out?

 

[Leo G]

You can still use packing tape.

 

[tjbnwi]

You can still use packing tape.

You won’t get the recommended 150 psi of clamping pressure the glue requires.

Tom

 

[Leo G]

You're not getting it with spring clamps either.

 

[tjbnwi]

Well phuck ya learn somethin' new every time you log on here, if you pay attention. Never seen a miter like that before. What're the bits like that route those out?

I have the Infinity bit for small stuff, all of this work was done with the Freeborn.

A video on how they both work.

Tom

 

[Leo G]

Not much information. Would have like to see the shaper cutter in action.

 

[tjbnwi]

Not much information. Would have like to see the shaper cutter in action.

Try this one.

I don’t use a dado stack to remove the tongue, I have a 1/4" grooving blade.

Tom

 

[overanalyze]

I think Freeborn is the one Spencer prefers as well. Adds the table saw dado step but he feels it's a much better joint over the Infinity one. He does a ton of lock miter beam work.

 

[tjbnwi]

The miter locks with the clamps removed. Glue gets sanded off, seam filled with glazing, glazing sanded.

Very little glazing remains in the joint.

Tom

 

[shanewreckd]

Didn't have the material for the 11' tall foyer but not bad for me and a couple of 18 year old kids. They're good eggs.

Hoping for trusses on Friday.

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[Youngin']

Work is slow for a bit and I'll be getting my wisdom teeth yanked so I'll have some recovery time with that too so I figured what the hell I'll refinish another sks stock. It's snowing and cold out so my outside hobbies are done. This time I'll probably do some kind of unusual color seeing as I've only done Walnut stain with the other ones. I've got a spare that I bought that's already blue so I don't want to do that. I've got a water based stain in green I could try but I'll have to take a look at the Cloverdale stains and see if there's anything else fun to try.

 

[overanalyze]

Crane day! House is almost 60' deep so these are tall bastards! Piggies to go on top yet. It was a gorgeous fall day!

 

[Leo G]

Finally getting to the final assembly on this kitchen. Taking way too long.

The island is Aegean Teal and the kitchen is White Dove

This pullout will have a pc of 2cm stone on it as a pullout countertop for working dough. Used KV 500lb slides

Drawers drawers drawers

Pullout for sheet pans

 

[tjbnwi]

Looks great. They always take longer than we wish they would. Time is the cost of a quality job.

Tom

 

[Leo G]

The Tandems are piss'n me off. I always have an issue with the tops of the drawer fronts tilting out a bit. Enough to notice. I make sure my drawers are are square in all directions.

I went on WoodWeb and asked if anyone else has this issue and within a few minutes someone said, yes, same issue.

So after the island I decided to add a .027" shim on the front of the slide to push it up a bit and tilt the slide and that seemed to fixed the issue so far. Might have to go to .030" because the sheet good pullout was a tad bit forward at the top.

Got 23 drawers/pull outs working today. 8 more to go tomorrow and then onto doors which are soooo much easier.

 

[tjbnwi]

Try raising the rear tab hole location slightly. This should keep the front from tilting.

Tom