Wooden library

Frank Stacho

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I did this library myself three years ago. Finish is red oak. I hope  you like it, guys! Frank

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Library is on right side of the house (main floor)

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Nice looking job Frank.
Nice photo's too!
What was your set up (flash, lens camera etc.) for the library shots?

Tim
 
Tim Raleigh said:
Nice looking job Frank.
Nice photo's too!
What was your set up (flash, lens camera etc.) for the library shots?

Tim
first picture is custom HDR
Canon EOS 40D
Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L USM
ISO 100 17mm  f/5  0.6s
Manfrotto tripod, no flash
 
Frank Stacho said:
mastercabman said:
By yourself?    WOW!!! [thumbs up]
Yes, nobody help me!

Frank,

Were the materials prefinished then installed, or installed then finished? 

Great work, and similar architecture to what I'm used to here in South Carolina.

Jon
 
Frank Stacho said:
Tim Raleigh said:
Nice looking job Frank.
Nice photo's too!
What was your set up (flash, lens camera etc.) for the library shots?

Tim
first picture is custom HDR
Canon EOS 40D
Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L USM
ISO 100 17mm  f/5  0.6s
Manfrotto tripod, no flash

Frank:
Thanks for the info.
I gotta figure out how to make HDR's.
I have played around with them but never got anything I really liked.
Tim
 
Tim Raleigh said:
Frank Stacho said:
Tim Raleigh said:
Nice looking job Frank.
Nice photo's too!
What was your set up (flash, lens camera etc.) for the library shots?

Tim
first picture is custom HDR
Canon EOS 40D
Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L USM
ISO 100 17mm  f/5  0.6s
Manfrotto tripod, no flash

Frank:
Thanks for the info.
I gotta figure out how to make HDR's.
I have played around with them but never got anything I really liked.
Tim
for HDR's pictures I use Photomatix Pro software. Cost $99. I think is one of the best!I hope this info help you! Frank
 
Jonhilgen said:
Frank Stacho said:
mastercabman said:
By yourself?    WOW!!! [thumbs up]
Yes, nobody help me!

Frank,

Were the materials prefinished then installed, or installed then finished? 

Great work, and similar architecture to what I'm used to here in South Carolina.

Jon
Installed then finished. I used 1/2inch birch plywood, poplar 1x4, 1x6,  4 5/8 crowns, 3/4 cove molding and  custom made panel molding. The beams are made also from 1/2 inch birch plywood! Cost for material was $4.500!!!! Frank
 
Great work. All looks really well done and solid. For me it's bit too dark but this is just personal preference. Job itself is fantastic!!
 
Electric Trim said:
Looks super cool!  Do you do woodworking professionally?  How long did this job take?
Thank you! Im carpenter. This job take me two weeks for installed and couple days for finished. Frank
 
Frank,
  Nice work, really tight.  I was wondering if you used a stain conditioner or wash coat?  Looks like the Birch got a bit blotchy.....which it loves to do.
 
Frank Stacho said:
Installed then finished. I used 1/2inch birch plywood, poplar 1x4, 1x6,  4 5/8 crowns, 3/4 cove molding and  custom made panel molding. The beams are made also from 1/2 inch birch plywood! Cost for material was $4.500!!!! Frank

Yes, it certainly looks like birch and poplar, looks like some of the moldings could be pine too.  No way I'd want to use those for stain grade work.  I know it's not your fault, they gave you a budget to work with.  Too bad.  The carpentry looks good though.
 
Kevin Stricker said:
Frank,
  Nice work, really tight.  I was wondering if you used a stain conditioner or wash coat?  Looks like the Birch got a bit blotchy.....which it loves to do.
I don't used stain conditioner. Frank
 
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