Thanks again. I have decided to use the stay lid hinges, just using thinner trim. I will post pictures when I complete it, if I can figure out how to post them.
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Thanks again. I have decided to use the stay lid hinges, just using thinner trim. I will post pictures when I complete it, if I can figure out how to post them.
Thanks Mel. I have made a small model with a sliding 2 piece lid that I thought looked great, but he wants one that hinges open like a casket. It is now too late to dado the outside edges for the lid...
I have built a coffin box(6 sided) and have glued the lid pieces together. I would like to overhang the lid in all directions approx. 3/8". I bought 3- 60# stay hinges from Rockler, but I don't think...
Has any one used Rockler lid stay hinges? I am building a coffin for a friend of mine, and I don't want to use a lid stay. I read the reviews and they seem o.k. I ordered 3-60 inch pound hinges, as...
Thanks Steve.I plan on using Poplar. So you recommend a raised panel design so there will be some movement between the panel, rails and stiles? I plan on storing the coffin in my crawl space, which...
I have another question for you Scott. Will waterlox keep wood from cracking for an extended period of time? I talked to a funeral home today, they said that if they have a casket for a couple of...
Thanks Scott. Is one easier to apply than the others. Is there a site where I can get some step by step instructions?
Mark
I am a new member and this is my first post. A friend of 58 years has asked me to build him a toe pincher coffin. I worked in construction as a carpenter, but I am just getting into the world of...