Building a Wall Unit for CGC slabs.

[DiceX]

This is like Nerdterest.

 

 

[chrisco37]

This is like Nerdterest.

 

 

[DR.X]

Thanks for joining us.

[Chespirito]

 

:o

 

 

I think I just had...what the French would call..... Le' Geekasm

[Dr. Balls]

This is like Nerdterest.

 

 

I agree. Now we just need some seamstresses to post up their cosplay costumes they made.

[DR.X]

Just about ready for paint. I had to touch up the last few nail heads and dents. A little light sanding will finish it off. I'll wipe everything down with a tack cloth and start painting later. That's as far as I am.

 

I'm also going to put some type of felt bumpers on he corners to keep the unit from scratching the walls, and sticking.

 

I need to go and get the mounting screws also. I'll be back later with the finished product.

 

 

 

[Chespirito]

What color will it be?

[chrisco37]

What's truly amazing is that he's built this entire thng and posted the progress in 50 minutes!!!

[Chespirito]

What's truly amazing is that he's built this entire thng and posted the progress in 50 minutes!!!

 

 

 

[DR.X]

I started this late yesterday afternoon. As for what color, I'm going with a neutral kind of beige, semi-gloss since there's a lot of neutrals in the basement.

[oakman29]

He's a manly man that does manly things in a manly way.

[AndyBoBo]

I trace the outline of the backing and remove the shelves. I used my 6 foot level clamped down as a guide for my cordless saw. A veneer blade is a must for cutting thin stock like this.

 

But first I scored the line with a sharp utility knife. Made several passes. This reduces the amount of splintering to almost zero, and this thin krap likes to splinter.

 

 

Nice trick (the level w/the quick clamps)- hadn't thought of that.

[sckao]

 

 

[jaydog]

AWESOME!

 

Cant wait to see what 20 comics you put on it once it is finished.

[Hulksdaddy1]

[Hado]

AWESOME!

 

Cant wait to see what 20 comics you put on it once it is finished.

choosing what books to put on there's going to be the hardest part.

[Kevin.J]

Looking good so far Doc

[pelayo31]

Impressive work! Can't wait to see the finished product. Now the hard part of which ones will go on the top shelf...

[MK Ultra]

AWESOME!

 

Cant wait to see what 20 comics you put on it once it is finished.

choosing what books to put on there's going to be the hardest part.

 

Rotations

[Dr. Balls]

I trace the outline of the backing and remove the shelves. I used my 6 foot level clamped down as a guide for my cordless saw. A veneer blade is a must for cutting thin stock like this.

 

But first I scored the line with a sharp utility knife. Made several passes. This reduces the amount of splintering to almost zero, and this thin krap likes to splinter.

 

 

Nice trick (the level w/the quick clamps)- hadn't thought of that.

 

Works good for ripping a board when you don't have a table saw, too.