Popular Woodworking 2007-04 № 161, страница 62

Slant-lid Desk on Frame

From "Building Fine Furniture"

Tiger maple hardwood

1 ■ Spray a coat of Moser's Golden Amber Maple aniline dye.

2 ■ Sand with #400-grit wet/dry sandpaper.

3 ■ Apply a soaking coat of boiled linseed oil.

4 ■ Rub with a maroon non-woven abrasive pad.

5 ■ Spray four coats of blonde shellac.

6 ■ Rub-out with #0000 steel wool and Behlen Wool-Lube.

7 ■ Apply a coat of paste wax.

Shaker Sewing Desk

From "Fine Furniture for a Lifetime"

Tiger maple hardwood

1 ■ Spray a coat of Moser's Golden Amber Maple aniline dye.

2 ■ Sand with #400-grit wet/dry sandpaper.

3 ■ Apply a soaking coat of boiled linseed oil.

4 ■ Rub with a maroon non-woven abrasive pad.

5 ■ Spray one coat of blonde shellac.

6 ■ Sand with a 3M fine sanding sponge.

7 ■ Spray three coats of Sherwin-Williams Dull-rubbed Effect Lacquer (T70F63).

Seymour Sideboard

From "Fine Furniture for a Lifetime"

Mahogany, tiger maple and walnut hardwoods

1 ■ Brush on four coats of oil/varnish mixture.

2 ■ Apply a coat of paste wax.

FINISHING TIPS

■ Remove small sags or runs in your shellac using a single-edge razor blade. Use the blade as you would a small scraper.

■ Finishing the drawer box (with the exception of the front) will cause problems with operation. Also, future generations will not be able to see any natural patina.

■ Light or clear waxes will effectively remove dark waxes.

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