Over the last month I have started to accumulate gear to be able to write/record without a DAW.
I subscribed to a piano lessons course and have played atleast 15 minutes a day for the last few weeks.
Gone are the VST’s with the purchase of my Korg Minilogue and Volca FM 2.
I was able to replace my drum plugins with the Behringer LmDrum and to tie everything together, I will be recording to a TasCam model 12 (no laptop required)!
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finished cutting the grooves for the door/drawer frames and I was able to get 90% of the way through the tenon cuts using my home made tenon jig!
Next up is to cut the 1/4" inner panel, then I can start assembling those drawers/doors and finally shift focus to how I want to build the bench top.
Next up is to cut the 1/4" inner panel, then I can start assembling those drawers/doors and finally shift focus to how I want to build the bench top.
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A dado blade would have been beneficial…
Inner and outer grooves for the drawer and door frames are cut!
Next I will do the centre and tenon cuts and then I can assemble them.
Inner and outer grooves for the drawer and door frames are cut!
Next I will do the centre and tenon cuts and then I can assemble them.
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Precarious positions, but I was able to get these front stretchers attached!
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I was able to clean up the cabinet doors to an acceptable level, and install the hinges!
It’s not perfect, but it is coming together.
It’s not perfect, but it is coming together.
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Assembled a singular cabinet door today. Not overly happy with how this one came out. It’s actually much smaller than I imagined and it will sit on top of the face rather than sit flush inside the cabinet.
It’s fine but definitely different than I imagined. In the future I will be measuring as I go (not just following plans blindly) and ensuring the project is exactly as I intend.
It’s fine but definitely different than I imagined. In the future I will be measuring as I go (not just following plans blindly) and ensuring the project is exactly as I intend.
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Finished assembling one of the drawer faces. It’s definitely not perfect and it needs to be sanded, but not bad for my first!
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Used the tenoning jig to build the drawer faces today!
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Created a tenoning jig so I can make some dicey vertical cuts on the table saw!
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Over the last few nights I have slowly assembled the drawers and installed them in the cabinet carcasses.
I did end up making a small error in sizing due to following the plans I bought without measuring first. Again… these small errors are exactly why I started with garage cabinets. Still fairly proud of how they are coming together!
I did end up making a small error in sizing due to following the plans I bought without measuring first. Again… these small errors are exactly why I started with garage cabinets. Still fairly proud of how they are coming together!
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Ended up building a much larger table saw sled that will allow me to cross cut those larger quarter sheets.
I wasn’t happy with the results of using my Kreg cross cut jig with my circular saw.
I also finished cutting to size all of my drawer pieces with the smaller cross cut sled.
I wasn’t happy with the results of using my Kreg cross cut jig with my circular saw.
I also finished cutting to size all of my drawer pieces with the smaller cross cut sled.
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