Bookshelves: Episode 2
Posted 5 February 2014
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In this video, Paul shows us how to fit the side panels to the housings dadoes in the top. He then lays out the side panels and takes us through the methods used to cut the stopped housing dadoes.
Thanks for all you do show, but I appreciate you showing the super glue fix in action, I need to buy accelerator.
Paul and crew thanks for another great video, I am liking these bookcase classes very much. Still need to finish my stool and my compass plane. Yeah I got a little behind .
Steve
Thanks Paul for all you do to help show us better ways to do wood working.
Mark
Paul,
Great video. I can’t wait to get started… I’m waiting for the weather to warm up a bit…my shop is not heated (yet) so I am practicing this project in my mind. I’m the worlds worst at confusing myself on lay up and after you warned to be sure to make your sides opposite, I was wondering why you don’t lay both pieces on the workbench, lay them up back to back at the same time? I figure you have a reason for that but I had to ask…
You can do that and I often check myself that way. But, frankly, I can visualize opposites throughout layout so it works without for me.
I agree with John…. The Super-Glue fix was very informative. I have had that problem on virtually every project I’ve done and never thought of Super-Glue as a fix! Wonderful & informative (as always) and adaptable to many other projects.
Is there a recommended kind of superglue and (especially) accelerator? I have not used an accelerator before. Thanks! Very informative.
I use zip kicker. Accelerator seems to be readily available at art supply places, at least that’s where I get it. It’s creates an instant bond so watch out!