You can still use packing tape.

 

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

Tom

 

You're not getting it with spring clamps either.

 

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

 

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.

 

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

 

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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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.

 

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

 

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

 

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

Tom

 

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.

 

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

Tom

 

That would make it worse, the tip out at the top.

 

It will pull the back down by moving the tab lower in the hole. This should help the tilt.

Tom

 

It's already tight to the slide.

 

Septic for rental development going in finally. Was supposed to be here in July [emoji38]

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Old style lateral lines or those new dome things buried in those rows?

 

engineer went old school. Its a big field, much larger than it looks now, they just started

Be glad to get this first one done. Taking raw land and developing with well, power, roads etc... is time consuming when it's a side gig. I have another one I want to do on 6 acres in Ancient Oaks, that will take 5 years I figure at the rate these are going [emoji38]

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Nothing to wine about.....

Tom

 

Coffee for the next morning...

Tom

 

Time to clean yourself up...and put things away.

Tom

 

The dining room butler cabinet. The product is SALT. It is a panel product producted in Italy. The sheets are ~9'x7', suspossed to be water resistant for up to 7 hours exposure.

A short video of the Blum Aventos HF used on the upper cabinets functioning.

Tom

 

Cool. I just used the Blum HK-XS on a refer unit. Very small inexpensive hold up hardware.

 

I've seen those, have not used them---yet.

The current build we have an 84" refrigerator/freezer in a 96" cabinet with inset doors. I'm going to try 3 clip top hinges across the top to see if they will hold the "doors" up. Trying to swing them will be futile.

Tom

 

That's what I'm using it for now. The hinges won't hold it up. I used it in a cabinet with a 8 3/4" opening which is smaller than it says it can handle. Just don't follow the mounting instructions and mount it how it can work.

 

Thanks, I'll take a look at them.

Tom

 

There are 3 weight groups. I've only used the smallest ones. They have an adjustment on them to balance the door so where ever you leave the door it stays. And they are inexpensive.