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File:PXL 20240103 180957255.jpg|"Hidden Hardware" used for the assembly of the Apartment Shoerack | File:PXL 20240103 180957255.jpg|"Hidden Hardware" used for the assembly of the Apartment Shoerack | ||
Latest revision as of 23:10, 7 January 2025
| ProjectInfoBox Apartment Shoe Rack | |
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| Status: | done |
| Initiator: | Finno |
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Design -
"Hidden Hardware" used for the assembly of the Apartment Shoerack -
Rough assembly after drilling all the holes for the hardware. Board edges are untreated -
Press on edge banding being applied to raw edges of boards -
Finished and in use shoe rack/ entryway table
Pictures; Design, creation and use.
If I were to do it again (and not have material to "upcycle") I would go to Hornbach with dimensions for the panels that are needed, and have them cut and edge band (Kanten-Umleimung) all of the pieces instead of using the press on stuff that I found. This is because, while the "raw wood" core of the board is hidden, the edges of the banding are quite sharp and if I sand them you would see the core of the sheet again.
