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Old 04-24-2008, 07:25 PM   #1
 
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My crib project is under way....

I picked up a 100 bfd of rough Cherry from Internet lumber on monday and just as I got it home it started raining so all I had time to do is stack it against the wall to get it in the dry.



Today I cut off a 3' foot end of one of the rougher boards to see if I could actually do something with it and here is the result.





I actually got 2 boards that are four sides are square!!!! Seeing as how this is the first lumber I have ever worked with that didn't come from a borg and was already square I think I did pretty good. Only 99 bfd left to true up!

Ready for a little gloat? My new planer should help out.

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A double YOU ROCK, Barry!
One for the wood and one for the planer. They should help turn out a beautiful crib!
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Sweet, keep us posted on your progress. I look at trees and see furniture...it's a curse

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Crib building is what brought me to this wonderful site!...that certainly does look like it will be a beautiful crib. Keep us updated w/ WIPs!
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You're already ROCKING, Barry!
Love that cherry
I've read good reviews on the Ridgid planer and it's good to see you have it hooked to a trash can separator. That will greatly reduce cleanup!

99 bd ft of wood on the wall, 99 bdft of wood,
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Barry, that is an awesome score, wood and planer all in one gloat. I have the same planer and so far so good. What did you think about Internet Lumber? I look forward to meeting you Saturday morning. YOU ROCK!!!
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Now all need to get started is a good set of plans. Did I put the cart before the horse by getting the wood first? Nah I knew it was gonna be cherry.

Dave my curse isn't as advanced as yours I am still trying to figure out how a piece of furniture was made when I see it.

Roger that is an optical illusion. The trash can seperator is going to a jointer you can't see. There was a shop vac hooked up while I was playing but I didn't run enough trial pieces thru it to make too big of a mess. But I can see that it will need to be hooked up when I get serious or there will be a mess on the floor!!
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Now all need to get started is a good set of plans. Did I put the cart before the horse by getting the wood first? Nah I knew it was gonna be cherry.

Hope just don't start cutting anything yet. Crib plans are rampant on the web - http://www.google.com/search?sourcei...n&q=Crib+plans

Do you have any particular style in mind?
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Hmmmmm..... Guess it's time to make up another word........
How about CONGROCKULATIONS!?
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Hmmmmm..... Guess it's time to make up another word........
How about CONGROCKULATIONS!?
I like the new word!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Stealth gloats are my favorite.

You are rockin' but you left out a little info and maybe a photo. I am assuming this crib is not for you...
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A tag on...

Is that the middle of a bow on your bench? I have plans for some and keep my eyes open for good staves (yew is kinda rare in these parts; it will probably be hickory).
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Awesome Barry, both on the lumber and the planer. I have the older Ridgid model, and I've been extremely happy with it. From looking in the background, I think I have the same dust collector and trash can. Just not the same amount of space

Looks like you got everything to make a nice crib!
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Great score. YOU ROCK! I love WIP pictures, keep em coming.
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