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Old 08-07-2008, 06:57 PM   #1
 
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I got the lattice work sliding doors done and installed
I am not really happy with them, If the flat work forces get string again and i have to make any more there is a couple of things i will do different, but a good learning experance

Anyway they slide nice and smooth and Michiko is happy that counts a lot
Now maybe I can get back to what I was doing berfoe she put on this project

Thanks for looking





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Looks great to me. If they work and Mama is happy then all is well with the world

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Fellow NCWWers, please select your answer from the following:

(a) Are you kidding me, that looks great!
(b) You're right Earl, it's awful, why don't I take that stand off your hands so you can build a new one
(c) Wow, that looks just as professional as the stuff you can get at Pottery Barn!
(d) Nice TV....
(e) Dude, I have no clue how you even MADE that

I'll go with (e)
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Fellow NCWWers, please select your answer from the following:

(a) Are you kidding me, that looks great!
(b) You're right Earl, it's awful, why don't I take that stand off your hands so you can build a new one
(c) Wow, that looks just as professional as the stuff you can get at Pottery Barn!
(d) Nice TV....
(e) Dude, I have no clue how you even MADE that

I'll go with (e)
"eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee" for me too!!!!!!!!!

That really looks unique and a really fine looking piece.

Great work!

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Earl, I really like the piece, too. But what if you put a coarse weave fabric (in an ecru color) or maybe rice paper behind the lattice work to block the view to the inside and also enhance the lattice... Just a thought... But if LOYL is happy, you're happy too!
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Glad to see you have "straightened" yourself up Earl
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Looks great! Could you tell us about your materials, joinery and finish? Thanks!
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e Because I don't have a clue

Then

b Because I would be happy to take it off your hands
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(F) All of the above!!!
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Wow! That is really nice.
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Very nice for sure. I'll also go with e or f!

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Originally Posted by pslamp32 View Post
Looks great! Could you tell us about your materials, joinery and finish? Thanks!


Ok for those of you who might have missed the first couple of posts on this.

This is what my wife found a picture of and wanted something like it, sized the same as her tv



I made it in 2 parts first the box solid walnut except for the back panel that is ply.

The shelves are fixed.

A divider in the middle with a fifth leg in the center so the weight of the tv goes stright down to the floor.

The joinery is loose tenons aka domino, well poor mans domino ($20 HF router and a spiral bit cuts the same slots just slower)



The finish is Danish oil with wipe on poly on the top.

The channels for the sliding doors are cut into the bottom 2mm deep, i put a 3/4" piece across the top for the channels which are 10mm deep that allows you to put the doors in.

There is 1 1/2" holes in the back 4 of them at the top inside cornors (you cant see them in the picture.





Next I did the doors
I made the lattice pieces from 1/2 sq. and used the router sled with a backer board and a stop to cut the half laps



Then just a matter of putting the doors togather, that was the hard part
and what i would do different, if i had to do it again

Thats about it
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What a neat cabinet~
Imagine those doors were indeed a PITA
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Nice job Earl, looks like you scrolled the doors from solid! very nice. Like the router setup too.
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