Bet you haven't done this before..P II

[Leo G]

Well, here are the results of the 2 cabinet surrounds.

http://fototime.com/924C65B67BA0048/orig.jpg

http://fototime.com/9EB5044051E8891/orig.jpg

http://fototime.com/ACBCA0AD5282C8A/orig.jpg

http://fototime.com/ACBB9F1A3396FCB/orig.jpg

[Leo G]

Corner bead
http://fototime.com/975E0C7E7EB3D41/orig.jpg

Some pics of the panel frame wainscot
http://fototime.com/5AF6A5D5A3285EF/orig.jpg

http://fototime.com/D9F9F752547696F/orig.jpg

http://fototime.com/DED53FE70F8A874/orig.jpg

[Leo G]

http://fototime.com/43BF3F5132D9130/orig.jpg

http://fototime.com/9D51FE2E2B1E4D3/orig.jpg


Repeal the 4 picture limit!!

[kornerking]

Nice work, who done it?

[kornerking]

I know it was you Leo. We are just used to this quality.

[Leo G]

That is what I get from my wife. I spend countless hours on something making sure everything is perfect and show it to her and her comment.

That's nice.

[kornerking]

Leo, That is absolutely the best cornice work I have seen...........................



Today

[naptownCr]

Leo, That is absolutely the best cornice work I have seen...........................



Today

Funny Leo didn't do any cornice

[Leo G]

Leo, That is absolutely the best cornice work I have seen...........................



Today

What's the old man rattling on about now? :mad2:

What are you calling a cornice? :)

[mmike032]

looks good from my house, nice work

[Leo G]

"Looks good from my house??"

That's what you say when it is only good enough. You trying to tell me something Mike?

[Bodger]

I'll probably get mocked for asking this dumb question , but how do you register the miter in the curved piece? Since it won't lay flat against the backer on a chopsaw.

It looks like it's a 45 degree miter on both pieces. I'm looking at it and wondering how you strike the line and make the on the curved portion.

[Leo G]

Because "I'm gooood"

[Leo G]

It is a 43.7º angle on the straight pc. I marked a line on the curved pc and put it in the chopsaw and creeped up on it until I got it right on the line. I put the pcs up and the straight pc was hanging slightly down on the right side. I bumped the angle a bit and it was good.

I figured out the angle using my CAD program. But I put the 2 pcs on the wall and where they crossed I put ticks on them and drew a line across. That is how I did it in real life in the field.

[Bodger]

Good show.