Starting the boat bookcase
Finished the shoe molding.
Starting the construction of a boat bookcase. I bought the plywood and laid it out on sawhorses.
Then made a rectangle for max height and width (28in x 70 in).
Divided this up into 5 sections of 14 inches for shelves. Made a centerline and measured out from that for critical "pin points". For the image I marked those points with yellow dots and connected them using MS Paint and the curve tool.
Drove some nails slightly into the right side points and using spring clamps and a piece of shoe molding I traced the right side. Found that this hung over the rectangle by 1/4 inch, so I moved all my pin points over by that amount and traced both sides. Darkened that with a Sharpie marker. Now I have the bottom (back) that can be cut out.
2 Comments:
OOOOOKKKKKaaaYYYYY
This is lookin' good. I'm excited to see the progress. If I can figure out how to get the pictures on my blog, I'll start doing some pictures of what Mom and I have been doing. (Lasting Impressions Inc.)
Does the name "boat bookcase" mean that it can double as a boat if there is flooding?
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