Hey all,
I thought you may want to take a look at my latest project. Many here have contributed to its success. For that...thank you.
I local church asked a sign company to take an old stained glass window that had been basement bound for 30+ years and mount it to the wall (backlit) to coincide with the church's 100th anniversary. After several discussions between the sign company and the church about possible solutions, it was decided that a wooden surround was in order. That's when the sign company contacted me to build the surround.
Here are the details:
~4' x 6'
Quarter sawn white oak box and faceframe milled from rough (a first for me)
Pinned mortise and tenon faceframe (a first for me)
Relief routed faceframe detail (a first for me)
Brown mahogany TransTint (a first for me)
2# dewaxed shellac sealer coat (a first for me)
Minwax stain (? shade) over shellac (a first for me)
Another coat shellac over stain (a first for me)
Briwax antique mahogany wax (a first for me)
We installed this today and the customer was very happy.
Any and all comments are welcome.
Thanks,
-joe