November 2nd, 2009 – Mahogany Awning Windows

- Greetings:

Today, I’m finishing up 10 mahogany awning windows I fabricated for a contemporary house in New England. The tools I’ve got on my table this afternoon include:

  • Fein MultiMaster MSxe 636 II
  • Rigid R2600 5″ R.O. Sander
  • 1″ Chisel – (I bought in a hardware store in Prague)
  • 2″ Purdy XL-Glide Brush
  • X-I-M Primer
  • 3″ Foam Poly-Brush(es)
  • Klean-Strip Wood Bleach
  • …and a slew of Sikkens products

The windows are being stained on the interior faces and painted with an exterior primer on all other sides.

I made these windows last week. While the pieces passed from mahogany stock into precisely milled, custom sized awning sashes I thought of how I’ve neglected this website lately and how I always wanted to just write a quick list of a task and what I’m putting to use to complete it.

Today there are just a 1/2-dozen quality weapons of choice in action. I hope to have an article for each tool I include in any subsequent journal entries such as this one.

Have a nice day, my lunch is over and I’ve got to get back to the sanding so I can bleach the interior faces before nightfall.

Maybe I neglected to mention a vital tool on this location:

  • Logitech AudioStation
  • iPod Touch


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