Crafts With Ellen | Making a Plywood Bookcase / Roomdivider @CraftsWithEllen | Uploaded 4 years ago | Updated 7 minutes ago
I've been wanting a bookcase for in my apartment for a while now and I also needed a room divider. So I made a design, bought a sheet of 18 mm birch plywood and made all the pieces fit onto that single sheet.
This was my first time working with plywood, and I really enjoyed it. It's so even and stable, without any internal tension or other issues. It was also the first time I used sanding sealer, stain and water based lacquer. All of those were definitely a success and I intend to use them a lot more often in the future :)
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I've been wanting a bookcase for in my apartment for a while now and I also needed a room divider. So I made a design, bought a sheet of 18 mm birch plywood and made all the pieces fit onto that single sheet.
This was my first time working with plywood, and I really enjoyed it. It's so even and stable, without any internal tension or other issues. It was also the first time I used sanding sealer, stain and water based lacquer. All of those were definitely a success and I intend to use them a lot more often in the future :)
INSTAGRAM: http://www.instagram.com/craftswithellen
WEBSHOP: http://www.craftswithellen.com
PATREON: http://www.patreon.com/craftswithellen
Ways to support me:
- Become a Patron http://www.patreon.com/craftswithellen
- Buy ISOtunes hearing protection via this link: https://ISOtunesAudio.com/?rfsn=3555271.3b1a77
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DISCLAIMER
Even though my videos are set up as tutorials, I'm not professionally trained in any of these crafts. The tools that I use can be dangerous. Don't try a craft if you are unfamiliar with the tools and the necessary safety precautions. Be safe!
