Comments on: Furniture Plans - Step by Step from Inspiration to Reality - Part 5 of 8 http://modernfurnitureplans.net/2008/furniture-plans-step-by-step-from-inspiration-to-reality-part-5-of-8/ Finding Modern Furniture Plans from Around the World Tue, 07 Sep 2010 03:35:36 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Furniture designer http://modernfurnitureplans.net/2008/furniture-plans-step-by-step-from-inspiration-to-reality-part-5-of-8/#comment-306 Furniture designer Fri, 14 Nov 2008 15:15:01 +0000 http://modernfurnitureplans.net/?p=38#comment-306 This would go well with the modern furniture I already have around the office and at home. I wonder if this process can easily be done by a beginner, although it looks like an experienced worksman should be handling this sort of project. This would go well with the modern furniture I already have around the office and at home. I wonder if this process can easily be done by a beginner, although it looks like an experienced worksman should be handling this sort of project.

]]> By: Rafael Montilla http://modernfurnitureplans.net/2008/furniture-plans-step-by-step-from-inspiration-to-reality-part-5-of-8/#comment-11 Rafael Montilla Wed, 13 Aug 2008 19:10:38 +0000 http://modernfurnitureplans.net/?p=38#comment-11 Very nice, I can put them as a art picture on any wall in my house or pffice. Very nice, I can put them as a art picture on any wall in my house or pffice.

]]> By: Balu http://modernfurnitureplans.net/2008/furniture-plans-step-by-step-from-inspiration-to-reality-part-5-of-8/#comment-10 Balu Sun, 10 Aug 2008 09:11:01 +0000 http://modernfurnitureplans.net/?p=38#comment-10 Ah, I'm looking forward to the materials post as I was about to ask you why you are not using MDF anyway :). What I like about MDF is that the cuts (the sides) are nearly identical to the main surface. You can easily use a router to round the edges e.g. Also I was told that MDF is easier to paint - even though you still need a grounding layer. This might be an idea for another post: painting / finishing I'm no expert though. I've built a bed on wheels some while ago. This was really fun, and I'd probably build more if only I can find the time to do so. I'm fairly sure I know why you are not using particle board though ;-) Ah, I’m looking forward to the materials post as I was about to ask you why you are not using MDF anyway :).

What I like about MDF is that the cuts (the sides) are nearly identical to the main surface. You can easily use a router to round the edges e.g. Also I was told that MDF is easier to paint - even though you still need a grounding layer.

This might be an idea for another post: painting / finishing

I’m no expert though. I’ve built a bed on wheels some while ago. This was really fun, and I’d probably build more if only I can find the time to do so.

I’m fairly sure I know why you are not using particle board though ;-)

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