Gratitude: Space heater in the colder than usual winter shop
Basic frame construction is tongue and groove, as shown previously. The next step along the way is cutting the openings and making rebates for the glass.
My favorite turning saw and an Auriou rasp made quick work of cutting the openings. The more time consuming work was cutting rebates for the glass. Running a rebate plane around the interior of a curved opening isn’t practical. So, this was work mostly for bench chisels, some curved gouges, and a rebate plane.
Other articles in this series…
- Regulator Clock – Done
- Regulator Clock – Woodworking completed
- Regulator Clock – Scratching the frames
- Regulator Clock – Door Hinged
- Regulator Clock – Case Dry Fitted
- Regulator Clock – Jelly Side Down
- Regulator Clock – Case Frames – 2
- Regulator Clock – Glass – 2
- Regulator Clock – Case Frames – 1
- Regulator Clock – The Works work
- Regulator Clock – Glass
- Regulator Clock – Tongue & Groove planes
- Regulator Clock – Completed Mouldings
- Regulator Clock – Stick Mouldings
- Regulator Clock – Plate Mouldings
- Regulator Clock – Egg and Dart Moulding
- Regulator Clock – Eat Dessert First
- Regulator Clock – original description
- Regulator Clock – Stock Prep
- Regulator Clock – Plans for Moldings
- Taming the Rabbet