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9fingers wrote:Not sure about the brass screws?
They look too large compared to the beads and I think in any case I'd have used headless pins to retain the glazing beads.
Bob
Woodbloke wrote:9fingers wrote:Not sure about the brass screws?
They look too large compared to the beads and I think in any case I'd have used headless pins to retain the glazing beads.
Bob
Thanks Bob. The glazing bars are only 10mm wide and the screws are No.4 x 1/2" so it's a bit difficult to get anything smaller (I have got some No.3's somewhere, but not in that length) - Rob
Jimmy Mack wrote:Looks great Rob, touch of Jimmy Krenov, which I like. The wobbly detail groove is interesting.
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TrimTheKing wrote:Very nice Roberto
Couldn't be bothered to get rid of that router burn in the curves of the left side rail/stile though eh? Lazy!
Cheers
Mark
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Woodbloke wrote:TrimTheKing wrote:Very nice Roberto
Couldn't be bothered to get rid of that router burn in the curves of the left side rail/stile though eh? Lazy!
Cheers
Mark
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How very dare you sir, casting those sorts nasturtiums on my routering! It happens that it's a darker piece of teak that was glued on to make the curve (all the joints are similar) - Rob
chataigner wrote:Looks really nice, worthy of JK !
On the other hand you could do with a better lens for your camera (unless the legs really are bowed).
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