Project by lobro4 | posted 09-27-2014 12:35 AM | 1230 views | 0 times favorited | 1 comment | ![]() |
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One of my partner’s daughter needed a book shelf to fit into an odd space. There was 26” of flat wall and then 13” of wall turned in at 45 degrees. At 11-years old, she needed a space for books and trinkets.
My design was to make a series of fixed shelves the would be embedded in the back and honeycomb through the shelf on one side. The build is solid 4/4 poplar for the carcass, face frame and shelves. The back of the main compartment is 3/4 poplar plywood and the back of the side compartment is 1/4” poplar plywood. Color is two coats of General Finishes Medium Brown Dye. Top coat is water-based poly sprayed on with my Earlex.
See my blog on details of the build.
- See more at: http://lumberjocks.com/lobro4/blog/42623#sthash.evwzuj0a.dpuf
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#1 posted 09-28-2014 05:46 PM
Very nice work for a piece designed to fit in an odd corner. Bet she’ll love it!
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