Cantilevered shelf - FineWoodworking
网页2007年12月4日 · Ikea makes a cantilever shelf which is deeper then 12". They use a flat metal piece which has 3/4" pipes welded perpendicular to the flat plate. The plate is screwed to the wall and the pipes stick out. The shelf is a torsion box with a wood frame around the perimeter and holes at the back for the pipes.
Large cantilevered shelf (workbench) - FineWoodworking
网页2007年12月6日 · In your sister stud, cut a 1" deep kerf, extend the angle iron from the kerf to the end of your work bench (or get a 36" piece of angle iron, 32 for bench + 1/2 for drywall + 3 1/2 for stud) put these on each stud. Build a torsion box out of …
Cantilever Wood Rack - FineWoodworking
网页2007年12月17日 · I used 1 clamp and moved it for each screw - the screws were placed about 16-18 inches apart. I used 2 pieces of 1 X 4 in an "X" pattern for the cross brace and placed a screw through it and each vertical member. Absolutely no racking this way and this doesn't take up much space on your plywood side of the rack.
The Torsion Box - FineWoodworking
网页1982年2月1日 · Using a torsion box, you can make high-quality veneered furniture, curved panels, benches, shelves, and more, writes Ian J. Kirby, without a lot of weight yet ensuring strength and stability. He talks about more of the torsion box’s virtues, and he explains how to make a sample panel, how to join the core grid, how to handle surfaces and edges, joinery, wall mounting, and curved panels ...
Attaching floating shelves to wall studs - FineWoodworking
网页2009年1月5日 · Slide the shelf over the cleat, then use some finish nails to hold the shelf to the cleat. Again, use big, long screws into the studs. And again, pray. Perhaps the best bet is to drill the studs for dowels that are at least 1" thick. Glue dowels into the studs and let the glue cure. Then 'hang' the shelf on the dowels.
Joints for cantilever - FineWoodworking
网页2004年2月1日 · Joints for cantilever. I’m interested in Nakashima’s use of the cantilever principle in his Conoid chairs. Does anyone know specifically what kind of joint he uses? The joint in the chair’s sled-like base is pretty straightforward, though I’d love to know what angles are possible for the legs.
Build a Torsion Box Assembly Table - FineWoodworking
网页2007年5月15日 · To ensure that the trim goes on flush with the top surface, clamp a board to the tabletop and register the trim against it. Then apply glue to the trim and torsion-box edge and attach the trim with a few brads. After driving the screws, you can plug the countersunk holes with hardwood dowels and cut them flush.
Get Started with Japanese Joinery - FineWoodworking
网页2019年9月26日 · Begin with the interior T-notch. To establish the depth of the notch, use the full width of the stick. For the centered square, align the stick’s centerline with the workpiece’s and transfer the 5/16-in. marks (left) before tracing the stick’s width to connect them (middle). You’ll finish laying out this notch after making preliminary cuts.
5 spectacular Japanese joints - FineWoodworking
网页2021年9月29日 · Mechigai Koshiire Kama Tsugi. Stepped gooseneck scarf with stub tenons. This, like the koshikake ari tsugi, is used to connect ground sills. It’s a stronger connection, but it is not often used because of the time required to make it. It is a combination of a lap joint and a gooseneck tenon joint, each occupying half the thickness of the timber.
Learn About Japanese Joinery - FineWoodworking
网页2015年10月6日 · Learn About Japanese Joinery. The intricate, clean joints can be intimidating, but don't let that hinder your inspiration. By Asa Christiana, Barry NM Dima Oct 06, 2015. U.S. furniture maker Andrew Hunter produced this traditional Japanese joint. NHK, a Japanese state-owned TV station, has a wonderful series called Begin Japanology.