05-19-2009, 05:41 AM
Thanks, I did the flutes on my router table. I did them mainly to hide the glue joints since the legs are made up of two 3/4" pieces of oak glued at right angles.
Somehow the use of a stained glass door with trains on it wouldn't work out too well in the master bedroom.
I had the lead and the stain from some doors I did when we lived in Wickenburg. I couldn't believe it, but the stain came out of the bottle as fresh as when they were brand new, and I've had them for a good eight years now. I have used the stain on some of my models when I wanted a red or amber window or light. You just squirt the stuff out of the bottle until it covers the surface, then it becomes transparent when it dries. It works on glass or plastic.
Somehow the use of a stained glass door with trains on it wouldn't work out too well in the master bedroom.
I had the lead and the stain from some doors I did when we lived in Wickenburg. I couldn't believe it, but the stain came out of the bottle as fresh as when they were brand new, and I've had them for a good eight years now. I have used the stain on some of my models when I wanted a red or amber window or light. You just squirt the stuff out of the bottle until it covers the surface, then it becomes transparent when it dries. It works on glass or plastic.
Don (ezdays) Day
Board administrator and
founder of the CANYON STATE RAILROAD
Board administrator and
founder of the CANYON STATE RAILROAD