I hope I'm not biting off more than I can chew, but I'm about to attempt a media center for a room off of the kitchen. Here's a link to my inspiration (www.houzz.com/photos/568035/Traditi...l-Crown-Molding-traditional-bedroom-san-diego)
I've got a table saw, mitre saw, a pneumatic brad nailer, oscillating sander, and a bunch of various other hand and power tools. I'm pretty handy, but this will be my first attempt at a "furniture" grade project.
It seems pretty straight forward to my untrained eye, no tricky exposed joints. But what advice would you offer?
Is there a valid excuse to get a new tool that would greatly increase my chance of success? Is there a particular method I should practice before getting started?
Thanks for any input or advice!
I've got a table saw, mitre saw, a pneumatic brad nailer, oscillating sander, and a bunch of various other hand and power tools. I'm pretty handy, but this will be my first attempt at a "furniture" grade project.
It seems pretty straight forward to my untrained eye, no tricky exposed joints. But what advice would you offer?
Is there a valid excuse to get a new tool that would greatly increase my chance of success? Is there a particular method I should practice before getting started?
Thanks for any input or advice!