2025-11-15 19:20:13
All right, if I'm making you ANOTHER bookcase at least I'm getting some more clamps out of it.
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All right, if I'm making you ANOTHER bookcase at least I'm getting some more clamps out of it.
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The Lego (building) table is finished. My son already has plans to move his in progress build to finish it.
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#finished
I wasn't having much luck with my Stanley #4 when flattening this table top. Out of desperation, I grabbed one of my Japanese planes. I've never had much luck with it in the past even though I tried it several times.
Man, that thing ate through the top and flattened it in no time. I hit it with the Stanley for good measure when I was done.
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I don't entirely understand, but when I went to flatten the other side of my table leaf... it was a lot flatter. I would expect them to be mirror inverses of each other. 🤷♂️
Final thickness is between 5/8" and 3/4" which for my purposes is more than adequate. It also means I don't need any hackery to use my 1/2" screws.
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Table legs attached to my Lego table. Just needs the leaves now and it will be done.
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#inprogress
Tried to mirror some gate legs for my Lego table and it went very badly. Somehow I managed to use the wrong pieces (swapped horizontal and vertical pieces). I had to completely unscrew it and start again. Fortunately, these won't be highly visible.
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#fail
First Lego table leaf is built and attached. Mistakes were made (and corrected). It looks ok. The gap (1/4") is a little more than I wanted, but I'll know how to fix that going forward (measure better and build over sized). I am happy that it stands up with just one leaf attached. I was concerned that not having the counter balance of the other leaf would cause it to tip.
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