Progress!

[cabinetman]

Mark

That is one feat of engineering. Did you design it? Looks structurally built to the hilt. Are you going to clad it with anything or what's next?
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"I'M NEVER WRONG - BUT I'M NOT ALWAYS RIGHT"

[ASLNROX]

Hey CM,

Yep, my design...you can tell by the crazy overbuilt out come.

I started place the panels on today. LOTS of angles!!

I'll post more as I move along. Thanks for asking.

Blessings,
--Mark

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[JBark]

Well, if there are earthquakes in your area you have a place to go for protection.

John

[Limey]

Hey Marc... stick a basin in the middle and you have a mobile font
You could offer in home Baptisms !!!

Overheard at a Baptism...

"That wasn't what Daddy called him this morning when he pooped in his fresh diaper " :) :)

Very daunting task but you have it figured ..well done

[dcarter636]

That looks pretty well thought out to me, I'm impressed.
Anything really worth doing is worth overdoing.

[ASLNROX]

Thanks Dave, and H=John you are right, it is designed to stand up to the abuse. I just delivered it to my church and the threshold that this will cross very week will do a number on it. We will see how it holds up.

Thanks all. Completed picts to follow.


Blessings,
--Mark

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[ASLNROX]

Thanks Limester.

Yep, my kids represnet that comment about you should have heard him this monring!

Blessings,
--Mark

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[ASLNROX]

Hi All,

I finally got back into the shop.

Completed the skeleton of a rolling information table I am creating. The next step is to skin it and add a table top.

The back shows the spot where one of my greeters will sit. Surrounding the greeter is clear Lucite brochure containers. The information containers will be attached to panels that angle back about 5 degrees or so. The bottom panels are simply flat. It rolls around and it is easy to move.

I am not not much of a framer, been a while since I chopped up a bunch of 2x4's! The hexagon shape took some noodle scratching.

Top picture is a front view and bottom is a rear view. The small scrap of wood at the top opening is scrap to hold the shape until I put on the top. More pictures when I complete, hopefully by the end of the week.

Blessings,
--Mark

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