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He guys and ladies thanks for posting your work here!! We still have several thousand of you to go so keep posting and rocking out!!!

Oh also I just noticed this thread has now gone over 50,000 !!
 
couple projects i have recently finished..

first one is a wall unit next to kitchen and is going to be used partially as a pantry and the rest to store stuff and more stuff…
the top center is oak and stained to match floors, and bead board doors i made… don't really like to make such tall single doors as sometimes they warp… we shall see

the other project is double built ins by fire place and they wanted the space behind the permanent shelves to match raised panels on fireplace mantel… so i did and it looked great, hopefully they do not fill them up to much !
i made the 1x4 frames and pocket screwed them together and then placed them in between each shelf.  then made raised panel out of mdf placed in each opening nailed them in and they fit nice and then caulked around the edges primed sanded and painted with sherwin williams super paint… done deal  customers just loved it

enjoy !
 

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Kreg,

Nice job!  Interesting raised panels.  A possible suggestion / tweak if you have to ever do one of those again.  Build your face frames like you did but keep the pocket screws offset from the inside edges.  Take a router with a rabbeting bit and rabbet those side areas from the back side.  Then make your panels (you now have some room for error).  Rather than using a corner chisel on the rabbets, just clip your panel corners at a 45 so that they fit in.  Then fit it place.

Just a thought for you.

Peter
 
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Pine Lining Board Ceiling.
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Tool included:
Festools - T55, RO 150, ETS125, EHL65, Makita Compound and Drill, Angle Bevel, Level, Straight Edge and Hammer . And Hired, 2.4 metre platform.

Ceiling had never been lined when extension was built 30 years ago by professional builder.

Challenges included packing/planning rafters, working at height and remembering to have required tools with you on the platform!

Highlights - working with my son, and using T55 for angle cuts and more significantly creating angled edge cuts for 'return' to wall.

Note that last few boards are not yet stained as they could not be installed until platform was removed.
 

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Newest Adventure work in progress
Hoping to complete this week in between the rain drops

Finished today, customer happy, moving on to the next project
 

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These pictures are from a job I finished up a few weeks ago.  All the wood is 1x6 poplar stained almost black.  1/2 reveal between the boards.  Used the crap out of the Kapex.  Became very comfortable with the bevel adjustment on the saw.  All the cabinets are laminate which we had a company make for us and I installed.
 

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Was the 1/2" reveal between the boards at 90 degrees or was it beveled at like 45 degrees?
 
GPowers said:
Was the 1/2" reveal between the boards at 90 degrees or was it beveled at like 45 degrees?
I was looking at that also, my guess is that it is 90 to make a Channel.

I was also wondering what way you fastened it to the wall... Very slick and nice looking. It reminds my of the Sea Ray we used to have.
 
WoodWhisperer said:
These pictures are from a job I finished up a few weeks ago.  All the wood is 1x6 poplar stained almost black.  1/2 reveal between the boards.  

Looks great! Did you use aluminum channels between the boards?
Tim
 
bkharman said:
GPowers said:
Was the 1/2" reveal between the boards at 90 degrees or was it beveled at like 45 degrees?
I was looking at that also, my guess is that it is 90 to make a Channel.

I was also wondering what way you fastened it to the wall... Very slick and nice looking. It reminds my of the Sea Ray we used to have.

Thanks guys.
The reveal is at 90.  I first hung 3/4x4x10 MDF [eek] on metal studs with finish screws.  Filled all the holes, The painters painted the MDF white. They also pre-stained the wood and then I spent a lot of time trying my best to make all the miters fit right.  The benefit to the MDF was I could nail the boards anywhere.  
 
Sal LiVecchi said:
Newest Adventure work in progress
Hoping to complete this week in between the rain drops
Looks great, really improves the look and functionality of that entrance.
Tim
 
Here is the picture of the first cabinet I ever made !  I was 12 or 13.  I first built a frame out of 1x2 that I could hand nail the plywood too!  made sliding doors  and the reason for all the molding and trim was to had all the bad cuts I made with a jig saw !  but hey it did not look that bad and my mom loved it, of course she had too !!! 

she used it for a dish cabinet and she kept it till 2005 when she died and I moved and for whatever dumb reason I gave it to somebody who put it in a storage and never paid bill so its gone …. oh well
 

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