How to build a bookshelf
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To build a bookshelf, draft a plan detailing the size, shape and design. Required tools include a table saw, wood saw, dado blade, wood glue and paint brush. Use pine or oak boards and stain or clear coat for finishing. Cut boards to length for the sides, top and shelves. Assemble using rabbit joints, applying glue and letting it dry fully before finishing.
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How to build a bookshelf
- 1. How to Build a Bookshelf By Clay Pierson
- 2. Getting Started Draft a plan Size Shape Design
- 3. Tools Table Saw Wood glue Normal wood saw blade Paint brush Dado blade
- 4. Materials Pine boards or Oak boards Stain or clear coat.
- 5. Assembly 2 sides Cut wood to desired length. 1 top Number of levels desired
- 6. Assembly Cut rabbit joints Cut the side boards for the shelving and the top. (see drawings) Cut the top board to fit the side boards
- 7. Assembly Apply glue where the boards will be jointed together. make sure all pieces fit together properly before applying the glue
- 8. Assembly Wipe excess glue away from joints with a damp paper towel. Let glue dry for a minimum of 24 hours
- 9. Finish work Apply the stain or clear coat. Make sure not to leave any bubbles Let dry over night and add as many coats as desired.
- 10. Finished Product
- 11. Sources Slide 2 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technical_drawing_tools Slied 10 http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Jewish_bookshelf.j pg