QSRO bookcase WIP

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CrealBilly

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Jeff
Here's a short liitle book case I'm making for the wife out of some of cull you guys didn't want from the last kiln dried QSRO lumber run @ Scott's

There is so much ray fleck in some of the boards it almost look like cull - that's because it is.

Seal coat is still wet sorry for the glare

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skysharks

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John Macmaster
Aw Jeff, Man that sure is some purdy stuuf there.
I'm serious reall good looking rays coming off of that QSRO.
I like RO allot, except the smell when cutting it, phew. lol.

Oh sorry Jeff good start on the bookcase, lil brother. I got so caught up in looking at the wood.
 

FredP

Fred
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nice stuff jeff. :icon_thum I seem to recall building some stuff from culls.:gar-La; some of the prettyest stuff I've done came from your cull pile!:swoon: I sure am glad nobody wanted this stuff.:crossedlips:
 

CrealBilly

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Jeff
Few more pics, I made up some molding on the router table and wrapped the top with it. It's sealed up now, ready for a little touch-up and then some top coats. I thought about laying down a toner coat but I think I'll just go naked, I like all the natural color variation.

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RandyJ

Randy
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Yup, Pretty bookcase and pretty culls, er QSRO!:gar-La;

If you got any more culls I'll be glad to take them off your hands, Jeff:widea:
Heck, I would even come to your place and pick them up...:gar-Bi
 

Canuck

Wayne
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Nifty profile on that molding, Jeff!!!:icon_cheers:icon_cheers

Looks like a mini-crown molding. It really sets off the top.

That really is pretty wood. Ain't it!!!!:eusa_danc:eusa_danc:eusa_danc:eusa_danc

Wayne
 

Trent Mason

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Trent Mason
Jeff, that's looking great so far man. Beautiful wood and the design is a rockin'. Can't wait to see it all done. :thumbs_up
 

CrealBilly

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Jeff
I really messed up on the top rail, it should sit in between the side rails, I don't know what I was thinking - oh well... I got a lot of practice T&G'ing all the parts to fit. I don't heat the shop less, I'm going to spend some time in there. So I brought it in the house, so it would not freeze. My son thinks it's a great to do home work on, I'm glad I I got a seal coat on it :roll:. Now that it's nice outside again, I think I'll go get a plywood back for it, finish it up and stack it full of books.

Thanks for comments except it don't need no spinny machine legs - I don't get a lot of shop time but I enjoy it when I do.
 

Bas

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Bas
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Well, no need to worry about freezing anymore! Nice bookcase Jeff, that should do well. Functional and pretty, can't ask for more than that.
 
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