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Hi all!
Well, my home theater trim carpenty project is finally complete! While I'm a perfectionist -- and could not attain perfection on this project given that I am an "amateur," I can say that I am pleased with how things turned out. I don't think anyone will walk in and think -- "gee, who's the clown that did this trim job?!" I am happy with the result. My table saw was used heavily and worked well (after solving the blade issue), and I was able to nicely router the bullnose edge on the oak stairs which you all advised me on. So, overall, it turned out real well. I just finished all the staining, and it looks good -- a medium brown; now, I am ready to begin polyurethane application.
I just wanted to thank all who helped me out, for the advice and help you gave me along the way -- it helped me to get "over the hump" in terms of my issues, and gave me the confidence to tackle the project.
THANKS!
Steve
Well, my home theater trim carpenty project is finally complete! While I'm a perfectionist -- and could not attain perfection on this project given that I am an "amateur," I can say that I am pleased with how things turned out. I don't think anyone will walk in and think -- "gee, who's the clown that did this trim job?!" I am happy with the result. My table saw was used heavily and worked well (after solving the blade issue), and I was able to nicely router the bullnose edge on the oak stairs which you all advised me on. So, overall, it turned out real well. I just finished all the staining, and it looks good -- a medium brown; now, I am ready to begin polyurethane application.
I just wanted to thank all who helped me out, for the advice and help you gave me along the way -- it helped me to get "over the hump" in terms of my issues, and gave me the confidence to tackle the project.
THANKS!
Steve
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