Comments for ModernFurniturePlans.net http://modernfurnitureplans.net Finding Modern Furniture Plans from Around the World Thu, 20 Nov 2008 17:54:32 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 Comment on Furniture Plans - Step by Step from Inspiration to Reality - Part 5 of 8 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.

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]]> Comment on Furniture Plans - Step by Step from Inspiration to Reality - Part 8 of 8 by Balu http://modernfurnitureplans.net/2008/furniture-plans-step-by-step-from-inspiration-to-reality-part-8-of-8/#comment-30 Balu Mon, 08 Sep 2008 12:34:28 +0000 http://modernfurnitureplans.net/?p=44#comment-30 Eagerly waiting for part 9 of 8 ;-): Finishing touches (like painting, upholstering, etc.) Eagerly waiting for part 9 of 8 ;-):
Finishing touches (like painting, upholstering, etc.)

]]> Comment on Furniture Plans - Step by Step from Inspiration to Reality - Part 5 of 8 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.

]]> Comment on Furniture Plans - Step by Step from Inspiration to Reality - Part 5 of 8 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 ;-)

]]> Comment on Cutting Straight with a Circular Saw or Jig Saw by modernfurnitureplans http://modernfurnitureplans.net/2008/cutting-straight-with-a-circular-saw-or-jig-saw/#comment-3 modernfurnitureplans Tue, 15 Jul 2008 16:46:13 +0000 http://modernfurnitureplans.wordpress.com/?p=11#comment-3 Very good point Honey Monster - if you have a router, it is a much better option for joinery! I ended up buying a used one that has been very useful. When I started out though, I could only shell out the cash for one tool at a time, and the jig saw was where I ended up. Thank you for your comments!! Very good point Honey Monster - if you have a router, it is a much better option for joinery! I ended up buying a used one that has been very useful. When I started out though, I could only shell out the cash for one tool at a time, and the jig saw was where I ended up. Thank you for your comments!!

]]> Comment on Cutting Straight with a Circular Saw or Jig Saw by Honey Monster http://modernfurnitureplans.net/2008/cutting-straight-with-a-circular-saw-or-jig-saw/#comment-2 Honey Monster Tue, 15 Jul 2008 07:18:22 +0000 http://modernfurnitureplans.wordpress.com/?p=11#comment-2 This is a good article, but you have to be careful that you use the correct type of saw blade if you need an accurate cut. Once you become more accomplished or committed to crafting wood for furniture then a <a HREF="http://www.thebigtoolshop.co.uk/default.asp?Category=40" rel="nofollow">router</A> with the correct jigs will give you a more reliable straight line or curved cut. In skilled hands, the join between two pieces of wood cut with a router is barely visible. This is a good article, but you have to be careful that you use the correct type of saw blade if you need an accurate cut. Once you become more accomplished or committed to crafting wood for furniture then a router with the correct jigs will give you a more reliable straight line or curved cut. In skilled hands, the join between two pieces of wood cut with a router is barely visible.

]]> Comment on Furniture Plans - Step by Step from Inspiration to Reality - Part 1 of 8 by Modern Furniture Section at Roomful Express http://modernfurnitureplans.net/2008/furniture-plans-step-by-step-from-inspiration-to-reality-part-1-of-8/#comment-5 Modern Furniture Section at Roomful Express Mon, 14 Jul 2008 15:55:56 +0000 http://modernfurnitureplans.wordpress.com/?p=17#comment-5 One of the best things about modern furniture styles is that you can mix and match the way that you suggest. Great post. One of the best things about modern furniture styles is that you can mix and match the way that you suggest. Great post.

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