Built in bookshelf made with LAP JOINTS
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- Ken walks through a recently installed built-in bookshelf made with lap joints.
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Video Notes
Revealed gives you insight into a high-end cabinetry shop that builds and designs custom kitchens and millwork. Looking at cabinetry details, woodshop products, woodworking tools, wood selections, fastener selections, finish selections, beaded shaker door, cabinet design theory, and cabinet installation. NS builders crafts a top-level and luxury cabinet. Revealed is hosted by Ken DeCost the Director of Millwork at NS Builders.
Walkthrough cabinet shop processes, cabinet shop tools, millwork projects, woodworking, jack miter, custom cabinets in the NS Builders shop. Ken is walking through the walnut closet getting ready for install at our South Boston renovation and the q&a will follow.
Want to learn more about something happening in the shop? Leave a comment below and Ken will work it into a future episode.
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NS Builders operates in Boston, Newton, Cambridge, and in the greater Boston area. Currently, 5 projects are under construction with a few new projects coming soon.
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super cool
Great craftsmanship, and the color ain't bad either. Really sets a tone of quality for the whole space.
Have never seen a set of bookcase made like this, nice very nice
That “modified mud flange” detail is sweet. You guys should go into detail about that. I’m trying to incorporate that into some of my projects over here in Michigan.
Those are bookcases incredible and the construction technique is so well thoughout. Thanks for sharing.
Great Episode!
those things are gorgeous! I'm debating making a pantry system with lap joints, but never made anything like it before. talk about inspiring though!
Those look amazing, great job
Looks awesome. Thanks for sharing how you guys made this. I have never thought about doing lap joints like that. With the outside pieces for support. Love it! Gotta use that idea one day.
Awesome build
Can you explain a little about the color finishing process? Is it wrapped in veneer and stained?
Nice work by the way. I appreciate your content and it gives me inspiration for my next project
Theres an outer mdf layer and solid wood edge banding. Those are sanded and then painted with a 2k polyurethane spray finish.
Looks nice, although I think a tad chunky. Would prefer the shelves and vertical pieces ~2/3 the size.
Can you throw some pictures of the joints/individual pieces up on your IG? These look wonderful.
Sure will!
Very nice, was there a decision process to not use vertical pieces on the two side edges? I think it would have made it stand out more, plus it would have matched with the very top piece.
The idea was for it to appear as they were floating in that space. If we put verticals on the ends it would have completely changed the design and the entire way this was built.
Looks killer amazing design, i wonder anything you will do different, to easy the install, and how did you finish the edge, edge banding ? Thanks guys great work always learn with this videos, dying to see that house finish i can tell the owner will be please
Thanks, this house is turning out amazing. We used 1/4" solid wood edge banding. This went fairly smooth so Im not sure there is a ton we would change if we had to do it again. Things like easing the edge and what not during fabrication would be one thing.
Again by far one of the best channel of remodel, pro fine carpentry, always finding a way to improve on every level.
Sweet! Always a challenge to avoid seams on a long run like this. Not sure if you mentioned already, but how thick was the edge banding/face?
1/4"
Really creative, nice work. I was wondering why you didn’t use a Dado blade to cut your dados?
Me joking around with my woodworking buddies: “Wouldn’t it be crazy if these built-ins were real lap joints?”
You guys: …hold my beer.
What's the core of the plywood?
Great work as always!
Poplar core
Did you film this on green screen?
haha I did not. Filmed it right in our shop.
Do you make your own combo core panels?
We do not. There are several manufactures make them.
I so an impact Gun used😎my day has been ruined lol
Im with ya!
Those legs are form ikea?? To support the bookcase
I think these are made by Hafele, we use them a lot in europe for kitchen cabinets
They are not. They're Richelieu product however there are many companies that make these types of legs.
If anyone was curious what a $10k bookshelf looks like
Serious. 3 layers of 3/4"?? Damnn. At the very least you could run strapping in the middle layer and it would cost/weigh less. Good job none the less, that's a lot of joints.
Must weigh a ton, literally