If I were to guess, perhaps, 60 hours over several months. The biggest hold up was always waiting for glue to dry/cure before I could move on to another step.
It seems that many people worry about the time it would take them to do a good job .....
Well, I guess with nails and fruit boxes it would be much faster! 😉
Great job, congratulations !
PS: I liked the method used so that the T-Nuts do not come off, I used epoxy resin.
Polyurethane makes rather toxic fumes when it burns, not just the usual carbon monoxide but also cyanide compounds.
Better if you don't burn them.
Best wishes
David
Hi Dave. Absolutely beautiful work!!!
One question as i would like to build solid wood enclosures in the future.
What are the chances/effects of the finish oils penetrating deep enough to contact the in-wood glue bond along the joints and weakening it? Can that even happen?
One question as i would like to build solid wood enclosures in the future.
What are the chances/effects of the finish oils penetrating deep enough to contact the in-wood glue bond along the joints and weakening it? Can that even happen?
The chances are approximately zero.
Otherwise furniture around the world would be falling apart left and right. 🙂
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