Take a bunch of raw lumber and spend a couple of hours putting it through the planer and you end up with some nice looking fir.
Once it's planed to thickness I cleaned up the edges with the hand planer. Then it was time to carve out the underside so that it will fit over the 2 x 4 rail I have now.
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| I think I have worn out my dado blade on all this fir |
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| Next job was to clean up the groove and fit the plank for length ready for install |
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| All the straight pieces are in and just require a little finishing on the edge |
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| A final routering for character and voila ready for varethane |
The big job will be creating a round top for the deck bump-out
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| First a good clamping with biscuit joints and glue |
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| I have started trimming to get rid of some of the weight |
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| Here is the final fitting and draw underneath for the 2 x 4 cutout |
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| Trimmed and ready to router, note the lines after tracing the 2 x 4 |
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Routered, time to install
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| Finishing the roundy bit |
A little more varethane and she's all done. That took four days hmmm. I am doing a bit more drywall in the shop to continue with the cleanup and organisation. More to come.
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