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Postby Classic Finn » Tue Nov 28, 2006 7:28 pm

Went out and purchased some prefinished 1 x2,s and misc.. items for the Galley framing ....

The 1 x 2,s are real nicely pre sanded plus I,ll be using some simple joint dowels (Birch)

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Here is a photo of the package I bought, Simple Woodworking for a rookie... :lol:
And this for the door face...

Here is a Finnish link for wood plugs and wood decor and wood moulding that we,ll be using as well..

http://www.hovila.fi/liitostapitjapeitetulpat.htm

http://www.hovila.fi/koristeet3.htm

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Wife wants to make her own cabinet doors sooooo its "Finnish Curly Birch"

Should look nice...

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Postby Mike Angeles » Tue Nov 28, 2006 9:04 pm

Hey very Snazy, Your wife has great taste, If not expensive! Love to see the finished product.
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Postby rbeemer » Tue Nov 28, 2006 9:12 pm

Classic Finn,

I do not think that the birch will go with your counter top so to appease your wife you will have to send me the countertop :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Actually I think it will look great and can't wait to see the results, you might think about a dye for the birch to make the grain really stand out
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Postby Classic Finn » Tue Nov 28, 2006 9:18 pm

:lol: :lol: :lol:

I was looking at a special wax to bring out the grain on that Birch... It looks a lot nicer than on that photo though...

Home alone tomorrow since wife be working, son off to the daycare...
so I can really boogie on the galley..... :D :D

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Postby Miriam C. » Tue Nov 28, 2006 9:29 pm

:applause: Oh boy! That Curly Birch is beautiful. Are you going to stain it or leave it natural?

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Postby Classic Finn » Wed Nov 29, 2006 12:45 am

Miriam C. wrote::applause: Oh boy! That Curly Birch is beautiful. Are you going to stain it or leave it natural?

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The Curly will be applied with a special wax only... it really brings that grain out afterward...as did on my countertop... The natural is sort of a
trademark of the wood here as is in Scandinavia... ;)

I,ll surely take photos of it once weve done a door with it and the wood decor... I can hardly wait.. :)

Here is another Culture that us Finns have here , Making knives and many of these have the Curly Birch Handles...

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Postby Mary K » Wed Nov 29, 2006 12:59 am

Hey, Again, Good Find!!! :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

I like the Combo Pak. AND The Curly Birch is to DIE for!!!

It deserves a dance :dancing :dancing :dancing

Wow, :thumbsup:

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Postby Classic Finn » Wed Nov 29, 2006 1:05 am

Mary K wrote:Hey, Again, Good Find!!! :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

I like the Combo Pak. AND The Curly Birch is to DIE for!!!

It deserves a dance :dancing :dancing :dancing

Wow, :thumbsup:

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:SH :duh :coffee: gettin ready go out to the garage and start makin noise.. :lol:

That stuff is nice wood.. for sure...

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Postby Juneaudave » Wed Nov 29, 2006 1:15 am

Luv the knives...my Dad (bless his soul)...was always making knives...and searching for the perfect steel. We had knives made from industrial band saws blades, car leaf springs, different steels that were heated and tempered in oil, water, sawdust and everything imaginable. When he wasn't making one, he was sharpening one. Pap never had the knack, but that never stopped him from trying.

BTW...sorry about the hijack...that curly looks great!!!! And as far as dowels are concerned...with a choice of dowels or biscuits...I always use dowels. You would be really, really happy with a self centering jig for frame work....Juneaudave

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Postby Classic Finn » Wed Nov 29, 2006 1:31 am

Juneaudave wrote:Luv the knives...my Dad (bless his soul)...was always making knives...and searching for the perfect steel. We had knives made from industrial band saws blades, car leaf springs, different steels that were heated and tempered in oil, water, sawdust and everything imaginable. When he wasn't making one, he was sharpening one. Pap never had the knack, but that never stopped him from trying.

BTW...sorry about the hijack...that curly looks great!!!! And as far as dowels are concerned...with a choice of dowels or biscuits...I always use dowels. You would be really, really happy with a self centering jig for frame work....Juneaudave

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JuneauDave I love making knives.. Its a whole lot of enjoyment.. even the wife has made a few....

I have a jig for centering the dowels as well, its still in the package...
trying out the pocket screw system as well later today...

Hopefully I,ll be able to accomplish a few things again while Home Alone.. :lol:

Majority of furniture here has them wood dowels now a days...real strong ....

:thumbsup: no problem I showed the knives for a purpose so feel free to
speak about that knife making too...

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Postby Classic Finn » Wed Nov 29, 2006 1:49 am

Mike Angeles wrote:Hey very Snazy, Your wife has great taste, If not expensive! Love to see the finished product.


Wife has a touch for designing , She,s a designer herself by profession so I have to watch myself ...being a rookie at this... :lol: :lol:

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Postby Classic Finn » Wed Nov 29, 2006 3:16 am

Here is the so called pocket screw jig that I found here by accident in a small shop however I guess its under a different brand name here...which is

http://www.wolfcraft.de/jcatalog_genera ... oduct.html

There is an English video also on the usage...on the bottom of the site:

http://www.wolfcraft.co.uk/en/info-cent ... kt-videos/

Is that similar to the ones you have there in the good ol USA?

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Postby Miriam C. » Wed Nov 29, 2006 2:55 pm

Thats a nice set there. Ours are the same but I haven't seen a set like that. Probably have to get into a woodworking mag. to order one.

Your knives are beautiful. I have a fondness for wood with a lot of detail and definition to it.
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Postby Nitetimes » Thu Nov 30, 2006 9:58 am

I like the curly stuff, looks real nice. Ought to make some very nice doors.
Those are some really sharp looking knives, the Curly Birch handle is a particularly nice touch.

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