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Drawer Pulls Continued
Here I'm cutting off each piece with what's called a "parting" tool.
Before cutting it completely off, I backed off the tool so I could sand
the cutoff area first and then cut it off.
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I'm keeping all the drawer pulls in
alignment while I'm gluing each one in place.
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Clear Coat
I'm going to spray on some clear satin to protect the wood with. I've
used this Rust-Oleum product many times before and it works great. And
by using a spray in place of brushing, everything is coated much more
evenly.
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I've used this old wooden pallet for all kinds of paint projects as you
can tell. I placed the box on some pointed plastic pieces that snap onto
my bench cookies and placed the drawers on some thin scrap wood.
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It's Finished
I like how the grain of the wood continues through each drawer.
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A nice look at all the spices of wood here.
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Black walnut sure does look good.
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I sanded the feet and then checked to make sure if sat flat on my
granite surface plate.
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I added something small in each drawer so when Angela opens her present
she'll have more than she expected.
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The drawers are small but they're functional.
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Merry Christmas sweetie, I hope you like it.
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