Well OK, i just developed a plan THIS MORNING! I'll check again 2 or 3 times over today/tomorrow and MAKE SURE it works. I want it in a place of...
Well, Tell me i am wrong! To FooFoo people, it's just wood, right? BAM! I need to stop the foofoo thing as i must deal with them at times, hate...
Yes, that's the important thing, it turned out to be a marvelous piece of late 18th century americana and, I STOLE IT! I could care less what the...
You guys need to get OUT more!:hilarious: I just finished planting 2 HUGE TREES, a dogwood & crepe myrtle, GET OUT OF THE HOUSE AND INTO THE YARD!...
It's going to be A LOT easier to explain to Kiko things like "breadboard ends" "mortise & tenon" joints, bla bla bla with photographs, TRUST ME!...
lol, take it easy! it's just inside the door! I was going to black light it last night but need batteries so didn't get that done yet, maybe...
Yeah, I don't doubt it. I think these are supposed to be Louis XIII style chairs and, i am guessing they have making versions of them since the...
Interesting thread
Agrees, let's don't get to hung up on breadboard ends, lol. The main point is, my BB ends are exactly the same as other known Bieber chests plus...
Not exactly, you see how wide the breadboard end is on table above? Bieber end is MUCH narrower, then you have to mortise that end, further...
Hence the name, "breadboard end". Very popular construction among cabinetmakers all during 18th century america, trying to keep 2 foot wide+...
Well, looks like photo, it seems to me Mr Bieber used to thin stock when constructing those ends so if end took a hard bump, it could split, which...
Just came 5 mins ago, take it easy!:hilarious: First off it's tulip poplar which i thought it was, Pook missed the boat on that totally, they said...
I say Bakers ran the OP off because he hasn't been heard from!:p:confused::oops:
I don't know exactly, I have never examined his work, hopefully that will change tomorrow. That isn't what drew me to those breadboard ends, it...
Actually, it's 27 inches wide, i just measured it :p so 2 feet 3 inches wide.
Here is a tavern table of mine, the top is a single board almost 2 feet wide, notice the "breadboard" end. [ATTACH]
Yes, sorry, thought , assumed you knew what it was. Basically serves 2 functions, to give a finished edge to a board instead of an end grain edge...
Vicent is probably wondering where his ear got off too!
No, not missing, just separating pretty much exactly the same way. Thing is, many Bieber chests have this issue so i am thinking it was a joiner...
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