It is currently 29 Mar 2024, 10:23
AndyT wrote:Looking very good.
Would the grain pattern on the drawer fronts line up if you swapped them over?
NickM wrote:.....For the hinges, I decided to go let them only into the doors. Andy T covered this in a thread he did on a bathroom cupboard (not sure if that was on here or on "the other place"). I used the description in Robert Wearing's "The Essential Woodworker" as my guide and it worked well.....
Mike G wrote:NickM wrote:.....For the hinges, I decided to go let them only into the doors. Andy T covered this in a thread he did on a bathroom cupboard (not sure if that was on here or on "the other place"). I used the description in Robert Wearing's "The Essential Woodworker" as my guide and it worked well.....
I'm making 9 windows and 2 rooflights for my greenhouse at the moment, and remembered Andy's post on this. It makes absolute sense in my circumstance, where the windows are being made in the workshp, 30 or 40 metres from the greenhouse frame, which is already erected. The thought of chopping out 22 hinge sockets above my head on the frame doesn't appeal one jot, so I'll be doing all the hinge letting-in on the frames in the warmth and comfort of the workshop.
Mike G wrote:It'll feather to nothing at the back and middle as well on mine, I reckon!
MattS wrote:Really enjoying watching this progress. The workshop makes a lovely back drop too!
BucksDad wrote:Looks amazing!
What is the book you showed at the beginning of the thread with the design / drawings? Looks a really nice book
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