Woodworker's Journal 1983-7-2, страница 38
6 flat head wood screws. Use a Vi in. threaded insert and V* in. threaded rod (or a carriage bolt with the head cut off) to hold the frame in the carriage. When drilling the 3/s in. diameter holes in the frame sides to take the threaded inserts, take care to keep the hole from spoiling the mirror rabbet cut. If you look closely at the picture on the front cover you '11 see where we goofed by locating these holes a bit too far forward. Epoxy wooden knobs over the V« in. screws. Give all parts a thorough final sanding with 220 grit aluminum oxide sandpaper. Any areas of glue squeeze-out should be cleaned out with a sharp chisel. Take particular care to sand any rough areas within the cove cut. Any sharp edges should be rounded over slightly. Of course, the type of final finish is a matter of personal preference. We chose to stain ours with Minwax's Golden Oak Stain, applying one coat. A small foam brush makes for easy application of the stain, although a rag can also be used with good results. Allow the stain to dry thoroughly. For a clear final finish we applied two coats of polyurethane varnish, sanding lightly between coats.
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