duke
Old Oak
Ripped two 6"×6" spruce timber to make two 3"×12" chunky shelves. Waiting for glue to dry.
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Shelves for a cottage kitchen.
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Heck duke, are you going to fit those invisible inset metal bracket things?
duke
Old Oak
Not this time, will dowel it into the wall studs. I have done it this way before with great success. The shelf dowels won't be glued into the studs as we need to remove the shelves at a later date.
Any updates re your shop Ian?
Any updates re your shop Ian?
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duke
Old Oak
Did some minor planing with the #6 and scalloping edges here and there then stained the shelves.
duke
Old Oak
Finally installed the shelves and base cabinet with solid Maple top.
duke
Old Oak
Next built a small lower cabinet out of plywood. And installed the base with Maple tops, new sink and tile backsplash.
duke
Old Oak
Also a nice waterfront view.
