mtylerfl
12-03-2014, 09:21 PM
Hello,
The faucet on this project looks almost real but it is pure wood, carved with your CarveWright machine!
This wall planter is sure to add a touch of charm to your space, with it’s clean design allowing the wooden faucet to be featured as the main focal point. The integrated box container can be filled with anything you like, but “seasonal-themed” silk plants or flowers to match your indoor seasonal decor can be a great start.
The overall dimensions are 7.125" wide x 7.25" deep x 16.75" tall.
Main items you will need:
1) The Project Files (included):
• Spigot.mpc
• Back_Panel_and_Parts.mpc
• Box_Side_Panels.mpc
• Box_Front-and-Bottom.mpc
2) Boards with the following dimensions:
Spigot: 0.75" x 11" x 13"
Back Panel and Parts: 0.75" x 11" x 24"
Box Side Panels: 0.75" x 9" x 21"
Box Front and Bottom: 0.75" x 7" x 21"
Do not use boards that are smaller than specified above unless using an appropriate jig. Larger boards are fine in all cases.
3) 0.125" dowels, sandpaper, clamps, wood glue, epoxy, stain and/or paint and clear finish
4) A Dremel-type rotary tool with assorted sanding wheels and bits to sand small details and speed up preparation for finishing.
Apply your choice of finish.
Here’s what I used:
Spigot and Escutcheon Assembly:
• Left natural with several coats of spray Shellac
Faucet Handle:
• Rust Oleum Ultimate Stain - Traditional Cherry
Wall Box Assembly:
• Rust Oleum Ultimate Stain - Wheat
• Several coats Krylon Clear Acrylic spray overall
The faucet on this project looks almost real but it is pure wood, carved with your CarveWright machine!
This wall planter is sure to add a touch of charm to your space, with it’s clean design allowing the wooden faucet to be featured as the main focal point. The integrated box container can be filled with anything you like, but “seasonal-themed” silk plants or flowers to match your indoor seasonal decor can be a great start.
The overall dimensions are 7.125" wide x 7.25" deep x 16.75" tall.
Main items you will need:
1) The Project Files (included):
• Spigot.mpc
• Back_Panel_and_Parts.mpc
• Box_Side_Panels.mpc
• Box_Front-and-Bottom.mpc
2) Boards with the following dimensions:
Spigot: 0.75" x 11" x 13"
Back Panel and Parts: 0.75" x 11" x 24"
Box Side Panels: 0.75" x 9" x 21"
Box Front and Bottom: 0.75" x 7" x 21"
Do not use boards that are smaller than specified above unless using an appropriate jig. Larger boards are fine in all cases.
3) 0.125" dowels, sandpaper, clamps, wood glue, epoxy, stain and/or paint and clear finish
4) A Dremel-type rotary tool with assorted sanding wheels and bits to sand small details and speed up preparation for finishing.
Apply your choice of finish.
Here’s what I used:
Spigot and Escutcheon Assembly:
• Left natural with several coats of spray Shellac
Faucet Handle:
• Rust Oleum Ultimate Stain - Traditional Cherry
Wall Box Assembly:
• Rust Oleum Ultimate Stain - Wheat
• Several coats Krylon Clear Acrylic spray overall