Some pictures, I hope it works

[aschueler]

Changing table I finally got done with. It's mostly maple. Finished with dye, then shellac, then oil based poly on top of that. The grain really did neat things I didn't know wood would do -- it kind of shimmers a bit, and changes appearance based on your angle of vision. You can't really tell from the pictures. It's held together with a combo of pocket screws, biscuits, and glue.

If you guys don't like it, tough. I worked my butt off and it stays.

http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b184/lonesomepinefarm/Woodworking/07-13-08014.jpg


Putting together the pieces for the face:
http://s19.photobucket.com/albums/b184/lonesomepinefarm/Woodworking/4-27-08001.jpg

Farm dog, Lucas, helping
http://s19.photobucket.com/albums/b184/lonesomepinefarm/Woodworking/?action=view&current=4-27-08002.jpg

This is the front (solid maple) that is finished, attached to the plywood sides, which aren't finished yet:

http://s19.photobucket.com/albums/b184/lonesomepinefarm/Woodworking/?action=view&current=6-1-08004.jpg

A view from behind with the shelves placed in. Using pocket screws and wood glue:

http://s19.photobucket.com/albums/b184/lonesomepinefarm/Woodworking/?action=view&current=6-22-08028.jpg

Finishing the top, maple plywood and red oak edging:

http://s19.photobucket.com/albums/b184/lonesomepinefarm/Woodworking/?action=view&current=07-03-08Project003.jpg

Finished product with diaper container thing next to it:

http://s19.photobucket.com/albums/b184/lonesomepinefarm/Woodworking/?action=view&current=07-13-08002.jpg

With door open:

http://s19.photobucket.com/albums/b184/lonesomepinefarm/Woodworking/?action=view&current=07-13-08004.jpg

And last, bedside table that I made several months ago (red oak with wipe on varnish):

http://s19.photobucket.com/albums/b184/lonesomepinefarm/Woodworking/?action=view&current=07-15-08001.jpg

[Don]

Hey, ASC. Nice job on the table. I hope you don't mind, but I added a picture to your post and am going to put it on the home page. I'm sure others will want to see your assembly sequence.

Good work, Don

[aschueler]

No problem, I would have done it that way if I knew how.

Thanks, Don. By the way, that was more or less random maple wood from the Florida Southern Plywood guys you suggested. I didn't realize what it was going to look like. I was just looking for stuff without too many knots.

[Don]

Yeah, maple veneer can be surprising when finished. In order to get the "image" to show instead of the links, the line needs to be written [img] link [img], edit your own post and you'll see what I did.

dawjr