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Bookcase x 2
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| 1 - The Plan | 2 - The Ash Supplies | 3 - The Sheet Supplies | 4 - All the ash cut down to rough lengths. |
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| 5 - Components required for the sides | 6 - Rabbiting side panels for the stiles and rails | 7 - The rabbits complete | 8 - Cutting the grove for the stiles and rails |
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| 9 - Cutting the stiles to length | 10 - The sides glue up | 11 - Attaching the false dividers | 12 - The face side of all four sides sanded |
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| 13 - Dadoing the inside of the sides for the shelves | 14 - Just look at the fit of this dado, can't imagine ever using a router for this kind of operation ever again | 15 - Getting the shelves ready | 16 - Shelf tops and bases |
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| 17 - The first mistake | 18 - Biscuit slots for the top | 19 - Fixing the shelves 1 | 20 - Fixing the shelves 2 |
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| 21 - With the backs on | 22 - Front rail bevels | 23 - Base spacer | 24 - Base attached |
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| 25 - Base mouldings | 26 - Attaching the base moulding | 27 - Base moulding from the inside | 28 - Starting the top |
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| 29 - The top cut to size | 30 - Front slips | 31 - Front slips fitted | 32 - Woodwork finished on the bookcases themselves |
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| 33 - Never got around to finishing the WIP pictures But here's how it turned out | |||
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