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Planning to Build a Bookcase
Picking Lumber to Build a Bookcase
Cutting Lumber Pieces to the Same Width
Tools for Building a Bookcase
Using a Power Drill with a Counter Sync
Filling Defects in Lumber
Sanding Lumber for a Bookcase
How to Use Lumber to Build a Bookcase
Measuring Lumber for a Bookcase
Planning Screws on Bookcase Lumber
Options for Using Screws on Bookcase
How to Start Building a Bookcase
Driving Screws into a Bookcase
Inserting Kick Plates on a Bookcase
Filling in Cracks & Seams on a Bookcase
Sanding the Front of a Bookcase
Plugging the Screw Holes on a Bookcase
Sanding the Top of a Bookcase
Using a Router on a Bookcase
Sanding the Round Over on a Bookcase
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Summary: The lumber for a bookcase should be nice and smooth. Learn how to sand lumber from a woodworker in this free home carpentry video.
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"We're ready to start sanding now and since I'm using a belt sander, I've set up a backstop on my bench to hold the board in place. If you don't do this, the belt sander will shoot the board down the other end of the shop and you'll be doing a lot of walking all day long. If you do use a polish sander on this you probably don't need a backstop. Sand the board with a gradual side to side and back and forth motion overlapping your strokes so you get nice even...[sanding board]. That looks pretty good. Do all of your lumber like that and then we'll proceed."
eHow Article: Sanding Lumber for a Bookcase
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