Door Plans
Most of the boards for the front door were cut, but we needed to rip one to fit the small gap.
Here Jason is doing a test on a scrap. We wanted to make sure the decorative nails would cover the screws (that hold the wood to the door) if he counter-sunk them. It is going to work! We (or at least I) had a fun night discussing and planning how we want to complete this door. We need a few more decorative nails, but I think we have the plan in place.
Here Jason is applying a construction adhesive. After we got the rest of the boards in place, Jason used his favorite NP1 to seal the perimeter of the back side. We also took advantage of the windless night and touched up the spray paint...my camera battery was low and would only work after a rest...so that is why there are not as many pictures...I will keep you in suspense a little longer since these pictures are not very telling about the looks of the door.
Before calling it a night, Jason did a little snake hunting...in his protective snake hunting gear.
Here Jason is doing a test on a scrap. We wanted to make sure the decorative nails would cover the screws (that hold the wood to the door) if he counter-sunk them. It is going to work! We (or at least I) had a fun night discussing and planning how we want to complete this door. We need a few more decorative nails, but I think we have the plan in place.
Here Jason is applying a construction adhesive. After we got the rest of the boards in place, Jason used his favorite NP1 to seal the perimeter of the back side. We also took advantage of the windless night and touched up the spray paint...my camera battery was low and would only work after a rest...so that is why there are not as many pictures...I will keep you in suspense a little longer since these pictures are not very telling about the looks of the door.
Before calling it a night, Jason did a little snake hunting...in his protective snake hunting gear.
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