Making a Pulpit

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Bobby uses the drawknife. This makes it look like the edges are pulling away, when in reality they are tightly glued.

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Here Justin uses the table saw to cut some dados.

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We cut the angle on top of the pulpit on the band saw.

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Bobby measures the sides.

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A shot of Bobby sanding the sides.

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Justin nails the sides together.

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Here we are nailing the back to the piece.

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The pulpit is put together, and now ready for us to put on the faces.

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A close-up of the first face to be nailed on.

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Justin nails the side faces.

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Here we nail the drawer runners in place.

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Justin shows off the constructed drawer.

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The drawer has been fit in to place, and the sanding process begins.

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We give the piece its final sanding.

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Bobby sands the door before it will be hung to the piece.

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The contruction has been finished, and the piece is ready to be oiled.

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We LOVE what we do!

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The piece has now been finished with linseed oil.

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A picture showing the drawer.

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Here you can see the adjustable shelves.

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A close-up of the inside of the pulpit.

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This picture shows a close-up of the lip and the drawer knob.

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A shot of the top when uncovered.

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Pastor Bobby tries out the pulpit!

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A close-up of the characteristics of butternut wood.

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