Project Log: Sunday, March 30, 2014
The doorway into the head required trim and a door.
From some of my last remaining cherry stock on hand, I
milled several pieces of U-shaped trim designed to wrap
around exposed edges of the door opening, plus
additional, separate square pieces of stock that I'd
install to create a door stop, against which the door
would close.
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With the rough milling complete, I sanded the trim
blanks to remove tool marks and prepare the surface for
finish, and went ahead and applied a sealer coat of
varnish to the trim before fitting and installation. |
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Continuing in the same vein, I milled several more
pieces of stock that would eventually become a door for
the head. I sanded them to 120 grit to remove tool
marks; I'd do additional sanding later, after the door
was built. I wouldn't actually build the door till
I'd trimmed the opening and determined the final size. |
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Total Time Today: 3.25 hours
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