| CD Storage System: Finishing the CD Storage System |
From "Freeform Furniture" episode DFFF-102 |
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Host Amy Devers finishes the CD Storage System by staining the shelves and then putting it all together.
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 Host Amy Devers finishes the shelves by sanding them and putting them together.
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Materials:Walnut veneered plywood Walnut veneered glue-backed edgebanding Pencil Safety glasses Scissors Small roller Edge trimmer Small drill bit Large drill bit Sanding block with 220-grit sandpaper 320-grit sandpaper 500-grit sandpaper Square aluminum tubing Clear satin lacquer Respirator High-grade wipe on polyurethane Lint free rag Blue tape Wood glue 2" drywall screws Spacer Sex bolts Tools: Table saw Circular saw Clamps Iron Drill Jig Orbital sander Horizontal band saw Stationary disc sander Deburring tool Drill press Water jet cutter Sandblaster Air compressor Screw gun
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 Figure A
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 Figure B
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 Figure C
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 Figure D
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Finishing the CD Library
- The shelves are 3/4" thick, so use 1/2" wide tape to mask the panel. This will allow the glue joint to be hidden by the shelves. Use a T-square to help guide the masking tape (figure A).
- To apply the coat of oil and polyurethane finish, use a wad of cloth to wipe it on (figure B).
Note: Long even strokes in the same direction as the grain pattern are best.
- After the first coat has been applied, let the finish dry for 24 hours.
- Lightly sand the surfaces using 500-grit sandpaper.
- Blow off the dust and apply the second coat.
- Repeat this process for a third coat until you have finished all the wood parts.
- With the back panel lying flat on a pair of saw horses, apply a little glue to the back edge of the first shelf and clamp it flush to the bottom.
- From underneath, pilot three holes and then screw the shelf to the back panel.
- Go light on the glue, and be sure to wipe off any glue that squeezes out.
- Cut a spacer to ensure that the spacing between the shelves is uniform and that they line up with the holes in the back panel that you drilled earlier with the hand held drill (figure C).
- Attach the aluminum brackets with sex bolts -- a two part fastener.
Note: Angle brackets hold two purposes -- to hold the panel off the wall to give it the illusion that it is floating in space and to give the panel beam strength and help keep it from warping or sagging. The entire thing attaches to the wall by the means of a Z-Clip. They work by interlocking on each other -- you put one on the panel and one on the wall and slide them together (figure D). The weight of the shelves will rest on the floor, but the Z-Clips will keep them from tipping over.
RESOURCES :
Delta Woodworking Power Tools
Website: www.deltawoodworking.com
Festool
Website: www.festoolusa.com
Gladiator Garageworks by Whirlpool
Website: www.gladiatorgw.com
Stanley Tools Product Group
Website: www.stanleytools.com
Lie-Nielsen Toolworks, Inc.
Website: www.lie-nielsen.com
WMH Tool Group
Website: www.wmhtoolgroup.com
Power Tools (Porter Cable)
Porter Cable Power Tools
Website: www.portercable.com
Hand Tools
Garrett Wade Co., Inc.
Website: www.garrettwade.com
The Peck Tool Company
Website: www.pecktool.com
Biesemeyer
Website: www.biesemeyer.com
Saw Blades
Forrest Manufacturing Company
Website: www.vacupress.com
Jogensen Adjustable Clamp Company
Website: www.adjustableclamp.com
Adhesives, Abrasives and Safety Equipment The 3M Company
Website: www.3m.com
Klein Tools
Website: www.kleintools.com
Power Tool Accessories
Woodcraft
Website: www.woodcraft.com
Ulmia GmbH
Website: www.ulmia.de
Water Jet Services
Flow International Corp.
Website: www.flowcorp.com
Greek Marble, Inc.
1600 San Fernando Rd.
Los Angeles, CA 90065
Phone: 323-221-6624
E-mail: greekmarble@attglobal.net
Woodcraft
Website: www.woodcraft.com
GUESTS :
Elliott Monson
Water Jet Expert
Flow International Corporation
Applications Lab
23500 64th Ave. S.
Kent, WA 98032
Phone: 253-850-3500
E-mail: jbailey@flowcorp.com
Website:www.flowcorp.com
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