KOA and Walnut Shelves construction:
(Good thing I had a few projects during the Covid-19 pandemic.)
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| Nearly Complete |
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| Installed! |
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| Second One. |
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| David Weidman 1964 - the house was built in 1964 |
Construction Photos:
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| A billet of KOA that I brought back from the Big Island - $115 for this board. |
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| There was a beautiful bend to the board, I decided to incorporate it into the design. |
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| Peruvian Walnut for the - I don't know what that part is called - I wanna say arms. More Pictures after the "see more" |
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| Rounded Out |
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| I ran the board over the table saw on edge, now I have inserted this shim into the kerf. |
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| A saw I brought back from Japan |
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| I don't have a better way to re-saw this... except for time and a handsaw |
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| basic minimalist design |
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| Matchy-Matchy |
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| The blue tape here is to let me know where not to sand. The pieces fit pretty snugly before the sanding. |
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| Glue up and Clampy Clampy |
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| Sanded to 1500 grit for the parts that will be seen the most. |
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| First coat of oil finish |
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| This is very pretty stuff. |
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