zorlack
10-15-2008, 11:38 PM
So I finally got the lumber in to cut out my new book case, and it came out pretty well! Pics Here (http://www.flickr.com/photos/zorlack/sets/72157608075371329/).
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I used some inexpensive Poplar Plywood from Home Depot. I cut the piece out of two sheets, plus a little scrap. The joints were very tight, but a persuader-action did the trick nicely.
Once it was all slotted together I used some screws to permanently affix the shelves. The screws are concealed under the tusk-shaped pieces. There's also another set of screws on the back.
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This is my first version of this piece. People seem to like it so maybe I'll spend some more time on it and make it better. The #1 biggest problem with this design, as-is, is that it doesn't fit on two sheets of plywood. This was a major oops.
Anyways, here it is (http://zorlack.com/design/cnc/#parenthesismk1), for anyone who wants one. Once again I'm licensing this work under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike license.
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I used some inexpensive Poplar Plywood from Home Depot. I cut the piece out of two sheets, plus a little scrap. The joints were very tight, but a persuader-action did the trick nicely.
Once it was all slotted together I used some screws to permanently affix the shelves. The screws are concealed under the tusk-shaped pieces. There's also another set of screws on the back.
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This is my first version of this piece. People seem to like it so maybe I'll spend some more time on it and make it better. The #1 biggest problem with this design, as-is, is that it doesn't fit on two sheets of plywood. This was a major oops.
Anyways, here it is (http://zorlack.com/design/cnc/#parenthesismk1), for anyone who wants one. Once again I'm licensing this work under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike license.