dkp993
Footballguy
Nice! Look forward to the pics.
So I’m in the process of selling my current home and buying a new one. The new one has a third car garage which I will be transforming into my shop. Cannot wait and I’m gonna do it right.
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So I’m in the process of selling my current home and buying a new one. The new one has a third car garage which I will be transforming into my shop. Cannot wait and I’m gonna do it right.
Boulder Toads
Footballguy
I will preface this by saying I have no experience, but am willing to learn and get the right tools / take the time to do this right.
We have a 10'L pecan wood dining table w/ live edges that I'd like to refinish. The carpenter originally stained it quite dark, and the semi-glossy 'finish' has a few spots that are starting to flake off (after ~10 years of use). Our preference is to finish this piece with a more natural or light color finish. There is also one area near an end that has some 1/8" cracks on top that, while I don't think are expanding, could be filled in during this process. The carpenter built bowties on the other end which have kept it solid.
So ... I guess my question is, has anyone worked w/ pecan before? And what would be the recommended process for stripping this down, sanding & refinishing. I will have plenty of space outside and a dry climate to work in ... hoping to tackle this summer. Thoughts on tools, finish options, or online resources (haven't gone down the youtube rabbit hole yet) would be so helpful. Also if you think I should do something less drastic to avoid damaging the piece. Thanks guys.
We have a 10'L pecan wood dining table w/ live edges that I'd like to refinish. The carpenter originally stained it quite dark, and the semi-glossy 'finish' has a few spots that are starting to flake off (after ~10 years of use). Our preference is to finish this piece with a more natural or light color finish. There is also one area near an end that has some 1/8" cracks on top that, while I don't think are expanding, could be filled in during this process. The carpenter built bowties on the other end which have kept it solid.
So ... I guess my question is, has anyone worked w/ pecan before? And what would be the recommended process for stripping this down, sanding & refinishing. I will have plenty of space outside and a dry climate to work in ... hoping to tackle this summer. Thoughts on tools, finish options, or online resources (haven't gone down the youtube rabbit hole yet) would be so helpful. Also if you think I should do something less drastic to avoid damaging the piece. Thanks guys.
dkp993
Footballguy
I bought this off Amazon for the tail vice, bigger than it needs to be. It's the only hardware, everything else is wood.
I did buy the wood screw too off of Ebay.
Caesar
Footballguy
wilked
Footballguy
Just got a new teak double vanity. Was painting and got a drip of primer on one of the cabinet doors. Thought I could just scrape it off, well the ******* wouldn’t let go. Ended up with some fine sandpaper to remove. The result is not great.
what is next move? I don’t mind sanding the whole door down, but the sanded part is definitely lighter. Don’t want it to not match the other door. I bought a teak sealer but haven’t applied it yet. Also have a danish oil i could use after sanding it but again worry about matching the other door. Unless I do the same for both doors?
it’s this unit
https://www.signaturehardware.com/60in-bivins-teak-double-vessel-sink-vanity-natural-teak-double-4.html
here is the sanded area
https://imgur.com/a/ATRlvCT
what is next move? I don’t mind sanding the whole door down, but the sanded part is definitely lighter. Don’t want it to not match the other door. I bought a teak sealer but haven’t applied it yet. Also have a danish oil i could use after sanding it but again worry about matching the other door. Unless I do the same for both doors?
it’s this unit
https://www.signaturehardware.com/60in-bivins-teak-double-vessel-sink-vanity-natural-teak-double-4.html
here is the sanded area
https://imgur.com/a/ATRlvCT
Soootch
Footballguy
Really enjoyed this one
I bought some “barnwood” on Craigslist and it’s got these awesome rough saw marks, nail & worm holes and some gorgeous grain. This is a small project but I love the little details.
I bought some “barnwood” on Craigslist and it’s got these awesome rough saw marks, nail & worm holes and some gorgeous grain. This is a small project but I love the little details.
dkp993
Footballguy
nice. Like the burnt wood look
