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Old 02-08-2009, 10:21 PM   #1
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I just finished a floating wall shelf and hung it up on the wall. I thought I would post some pics
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Old 02-08-2009, 10:48 PM   #2
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Looks very nice. How long is it?
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Looks very nice. How long is it?
It is 24" by 5 3/4"
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Well executed . Oaky , with a touch of magic .

What room ?

You realize , of course , year's ago you would BURN for that .




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Looking good!
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I'm just curious, how did you attach it? I made 2 floating shelves and ended up making a jig for keyhole slots..
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I'm just curious, how did you attach it? I made 2 floating shelves and ended up making a jig for keyhole slots..
I ended up using a blind shelf support from Rockler. it is two rods that stick out from the wall and attach to a plate that gets screwed to the wall. pretty easy to use.
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I forgot to say before, nice looking shelf.. Did you buy store crown molding? If so, what type of wood is it and what type of stain did you use?

I looked up the brackets on rockler.com, they look pretty nice, they seem kinda expsensive though at like 12 or 13 dollars. Seems to add a good deal of cost to the shelf.

I made two of these shelves with 1x poplar and crown molding. One of them I painted and the other I haven't finished because I'm affraid to stain it thinking that poplar doesn't stain well from what I have read..
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Here's the two I made. I don't mean to hijack your thread, obviously I am into making these type of shelves.. And I really like how yours turned out stained, etc..

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I forgot to say before, nice looking shelf.. Did you buy store crown molding? If so, what type of wood is it and what type of stain did you use?

I looked up the brackets on rockler.com, they look pretty nice, they seem kinda expsensive though at like 12 or 13 dollars. Seems to add a good deal of cost to the shelf.

I made two of these shelves with 1x poplar and crown molding. One of them I painted and the other I haven't finished because I'm affraid to stain it thinking that poplar doesn't stain well from what I have read..
I used store crown molding and stained it using a minwax golden oak. Hanging the shelf was an after thought so I am going to do some better planing next time and come up with my own hanging device.
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