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Old 06-18-2006, 05:59 PM   #1
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Sawdust sighting in my shop today!

Folks it is true. I made saw dust today on a actual project.



This is the makings of a toddler bed for Sophie. I borrowed the idea from a store (shhh). I think I got the bottom piece scaled wrong. Oh well, maybe it will look different when painted (yes I said painted) to match the other furniture in the room.

Here is a pic of the original.



http://www.dreamshopwoodworks.com/toddler%20bed.htm (more pics)
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Re: Sawdust sighting in my shop today!

Tom,

That's a very cool bed. Sophie will love it.

Was that an apologetic sound that came with the comment on painted furniture? It's one of the perfect finishes listed in Taunton's "Finishing & Refinishing Furniture". Last two cases I made (DVD racks for my kids) were painted (client request)... but then, they are teenagers.

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Re: Sawdust sighting in my shop today!

Very cool Tom! The shop time must have been a father's day present. I was awarded with a few hours myself last night.
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Re: Sawdust sighting in my shop today!

What a daddy won't do for his beautiful daughter! Can't wait to see a pix of Sophie framed by the bed

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Re: Sawdust sighting in my shop today!

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Was that an apologetic sound that came with the comment on painted furniture? Ray
No apologies, but some woodworkers think painting should be used on MDF. All kidding aside. We have all heard stories of some beautiful piece of cherry/walnut/mahogany covered in paint.
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Re: Sawdust sighting in my shop today!

Tom, that is coming along nicely. Now I can picture what you were describing to me. I'll have to make sure that neither of the LOMLs see that or I'll be asking you for the dimensions.
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Re: Sawdust sighting in my shop today!

Looks good
what wood did you use being it will be painted?
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Re: Sawdust sighting in my shop today!

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what wood did you use being it will be painted?
It is wormy maple /Ambrosia maple It is a soft maple that is cheaper then soft or hard maple. I just have some beetle holes to fill in before painting. I could have used poplar, but it was softer then I wanted. I am hoping it will be around for awhile.
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Re: Sawdust sighting in my shop today!

Tom, that is a great looking bed and you did an excellent job borrowing the idea. I am currently working on a corner TV cabinet that will be painted (by request) also. What type of paint are you planing to use and how are you going to apply it?

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Re: Sawdust sighting in my shop today!

I'm sure that Sophie will love it! There are times when painting a piece is perfectly appropriate. Glad you got the shop time.
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What type of paint are you planing to use and how are you going to apply it?
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I am going to cheat a little. I have a friend who has a cabinet shop and a large spray booth. We will spray a white catalyzed lacquer. It goes on fast and dries very hard. It is good to have friends.
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I am going to cheat a little. I have a friend who has a cabinet shop and a large spray booth. We will spray a white catalyzed lacquer. It goes on fast and dries very hard. It is good to have friends.
Thanks Tom. Obviously catalyzed lacquer is not something to be spraying without the proper equipment. I'll probably go the latex enamel route for my project unless someone can recommend another option that I can still apply here in the shop.

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Re: Sawdust sighting in my shop today!

Wow, Tom the headboard/footboard panels look beautiful. I like your rendition of the photo.

I believe painting the bed white will be perfect for a girl's bedroom, particularly given the professional job you will get using your friend's equipment.

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Nice job Tom.
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I'll probably go the latex enamel route for my project unless someone can recommend another option that I can still apply here in the shop.
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Make sure it is acrylic and NOT WALL paint and use a good primer. Oil based is even better, but messy clean up. (mineral spirts)
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