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#41
OK I am just trying to figure this out.

On the 6th picture down is that the front or side or back of it?
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#42
Hmmmmm...I think that would be the view from inside the case.
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#43
Ok, was unable to go for a Doctor's Appointment today ( rescheduled for Monday next)so I spent a wee bit of time in the shop, had some tasks to get done..
   
Rebates needed cleaned up...mainly into the corners.   Needed a pattern to add a detail to the feet...
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Hey, it works...
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Olden days, this would have been a straight line between the two points.  
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Needed the feet profiled, before the cove cutter came by..
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Needed a very small cove...
   
As there isn't all that much room..
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When the rails are installed...rails were done next...
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Only the top rail get a single cove, all the others get 2 coves...all the router work was soon done, put it away. 
Needed to clean the shop a bit, was getting a bit messy..
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And this wasn't as bad as the other aisles were...took a short break, changed the tablesaw's blade for the new one
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Old blade was 7-1/4" on this 8" saw....new blade is 8-1/4"   Was a tight fit....
Stay tuned for part 2, of today's misadventures...
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#44
Part 2.   After a "Pee Break" and hauling a plywood panel to the shop...cut out the 10 panels for the two sides...
   
 four were 6", and 6 were 7-3/8" wide, by 13-1/3 long....slight mix up about grain direction..
Upset  finally got all done the right way...set this pile aside, laid out a front and back post, and the top rail.....and the center rail, and the bottom rail...and a clamp...helps keep things square...
   
square to help align the top rail...glue and a few nails to attach...had to stop here, go back upstairs, and bring down a pair of needle nose pliers, aka Finger savers...as the nails were only 1/2" long.
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A mid rail, a bead of glue for the top panel to sit in...and a few nails...checking for square. Then work on down until the bottom rail is installed...with a couple clamps keeping things tight..
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But, I needed this spot, so I could assemble the other side of the case,,,set this first one down..
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    Removed the other clamps, and set this aside....then repeat for the other side 
   
One of these posts had a slight curve to it...extra clamps were used...and those are the finger savers...all this work is done with the outside of the sides facing down,,,,working from the inside. Finally, both sides are done
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Set "back to back" to see how they line up...another view?
Confused 
   
Not too bad?   next task ( for tomorrow?) will be to drill a bunch of pilot holes 
   
Two holes into each end, for the 2" long screws I use to attach these frames to the sides...soooo

Stay tuned...I have had enough fun for today
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#45
Clean bill of health from the Cardio Doc, today....decided to attach things together...have a few tools/drills..
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Used a block to layout pilot hole locations..
   
Something like this..
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Then countersink, had to use a ratcheting brace..
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Do two holes on each end, add a bead of glue to one end...
   
Flush to the back, centered in the marks, add a pair of 2" screws..
   
Flush to the rebate at the back, so the panel for the back..
   
Has some support.  Keep going for all the frames ....
   
Making sure all the kickes are on the bottom side of the frames...Then the tricky part...have to remove this assembly from the "work table" place the other side in it's place....add a bead of glue to each frame, and lift the mess up, and line up all the marks....
Add the screws, and a few clamps to pull things together, better.....Letting this sit a while.....maybe tomorrow, I can add a back to this case, to help square it up.    Maybe work on the face frame a bit.....

Stay tuned  
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#46
I may be missing on a couple of cylinders, but I'm tuned...not up but in.
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Good progress for today...Better news though from your cardiologist.
Yes Great you're on the mends.
Try to keep the wood from catching fire since you'll likely kick it up a notch.
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If you continue to cut corners, you'll end up going in circles!

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#47
(02-21-2019, 09:30 PM)Grandpa Dave Wrote: I may be missing on a couple of cylinders, but I'm tuned...not up but in.
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Good progress for today...Better news though from your cardiologist.
Yes Great you're on the mends.
Try to keep the wood from catching fire since you'll likely kick it up a notch.
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This!!!!!

Keep on keeping on.... we all love to read your progress....
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#48
(02-22-2019, 11:03 AM)Skip J. Wrote: This!!!!!

Keep on keeping on.... we all love to read your progress....

Yes we do!
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#49
Long day, today....finally got to the shop late this afternoon.....removed the clamps from the case, as I needed that tablesaw..
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And hauled a plywood panel to the shop...
Uhoh 
   
Hmmm, this will be interesting..
Rolleyes IF I cut this just right, I'll have a 1/4" x 26" x 40" panel for the back of the case, AND a strip I can cut in half for two drawer bottoms....in theory
Raised   Can't cut this on the saw...but, I can clamp it to the tablesaw and cut the panel with a vintage saw...all I need is a blue line to follow
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Panel for the drawer bottoms set aside...then cut for the length 40" out of 48"....Set the case up onto the bench..barely
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Bead of glue along one rebate, and about halfway out onto the webframes...fasten one edge....spin the case around, more glue spread ( also marked where the center of the webframes were)pull the case into square ( 1/8" out)and fasten that edge....then screws into the webframes..
   
Set this back onto the floor, marked and ripped the top rail of the face frame...made a couple extra cuts...
   
because these two items were a bit busy...after I had set the case back on the bench...
   
A bead of glue, and the top rail is installed, with a bunch of clamps...
   
Details of the outside of the case?
   
So...I think this will be about it, for one day?
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Hmmm.not quite...seems the work coat AND the work apron were getting a bit.."gamey" hauled both to the washing machine...and then decided to cut and install 4 corner blocks to attach the top to.   Maybe tomorrow, I can finish the face frame? 

Stay tuned
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#50
(02-20-2019, 09:44 AM)bandit571 Wrote: Hmmmmm...I think that would be the view from inside the case.

Inside the back or inside the Right/Left side??

I am now getting in my mind how to do cabinets by watching you make all of yours.
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