Project Post - Library Completed

[Craig Thompson]

Here is a library I just finished for a customer. Small and Simple. They wanted mortise and tenon faceframes... so they got them. Old school whitewash, a tad 80'sish, but they are paying.

INFO: Whitewashed Maple with precat lacquer finish, dato box construction, Double Raised panel. Drawers are Blumotion slides...

[Jeffrey Makiel]

Graig...very handsome. Maple with a whitewash sound like a difficult finish that demands a lot of sanding of the maple to ensure no sanding or machining scratches show thru.

Why did they insist on mortise and tenons for the faceframe?...or even care about how this joint is made. Have they been watching the Woodworks Show on DIY TV?

Again, nice work. Your clients should be well satisfied.

-Jeff

[Craig Thompson]

I had done some furniture for them in the past, so they had been 'pre-schooled'.

[Jim Becker]

Really nice work, Craig!

[frank shic]

craig, looks great! how are doing your frames? bench-top mortiser with dado stack? i particularly like the dentil molding subtly wrapping around the pilasters.

[Jim Kountz]

Nice job Craig, glad to see the ol mortise and tenon hasnt completely faded away these days!

Jim

[Jason Tuinstra]

Craig, very nice work. It looks like it will be quite useful for a multitude of tasks.

[Grant Davis]

Craig, that is some very nice looking craftsmanship.

[Mike Tracey]

Hi Craig

Any tips about the whitewash on maple? I have heard complaints about staining of maple. I have a bunch of bead board I was thinking of whitewash.

Mike

[Jason Scott]

Wow, that's beautiful, what does a job like that run? Just curious.

[mark page]

Exactly what everyone else says, plus excellent appearance on the crown work.