V frame bookshelf

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V frame bookshelf

Tape Measure

Sander

Saw—miter, circular or jig clamps Kreg jig

Wood:

1 - 1w3 at 1:’ 1 - 1w3 at 8’ 1 - 1w2 at 8’ 1 - 1w2 at 6’ 1 - 1w1: at 6’ 1 - 1w12 at 4’ 1 - 3;4” ply at 2’w4’ F

1 1;4” pocket hole screws 2” xood screxs 2” finish nails Wood Glue

Sandpaper

Mineral oil

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Use your pocket hole system to form the side panels, and wood screws to attach the shelves. Always countersink for the most professional appearance and use wood filler along any seams and adjacent boards to disguise joinery and trim board connections. Adhere to all safety standards...and enjoy, please pot pictures in the community gallery of you finished xork! Cant’ wait to see. For finishing tutorials, visit my finishing school!

2 - 1x3 at 31 1/2" (back leg side panel)

2 - 1x3 at 20" (front leg side panel) 2 - 1w3 at 14” (front angle side panel) 2 - 1w3 at 6” (top side panel) 2 - 1w3 at 32” (top Shelf Support) 2 - 1w2 at 17” (w side panel) 4 - 1w2 at 8” (w side panel) 2 - 1w2 at 1: 3;4” (bottom side panel) 2 - 1w2 at 32” (Shelf Trim) 2 - 1w1: at 32” (V shelves) 1 - 1w12 at 35 1;2” (Top Shelf) 1 - 3;4” ply at 32” w 14 1;4” (bottom shelf)

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Step 1:

Create your side panels using pocket holes for 3;4” stock and your 1 1;4” pocket hole screws. You will construct 2 of these side panels that will mirror one another. Cut your angled pieces at tad longer than indicated above to leave room for error or adjustment when creating the angles. When possible, join boards by placing pocket holes on rails (horizontal pieces) even if those rails are at an angle.

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Step 2:

Attach shelf supports using 2” xood screxs. The back support xill sit flush with the back of the side panel and the front support will sit at the inside (bottom) portion of the angle of the top piece from the side panel.

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Step 3:

Join the middle shelves at a 9: degree angle, (a right angle) using 2” xood screxs and then attach at the top of the w shaped pieces using 2” xood screxs from the outside of the side panels. The front of the v will sit on the back of the v to form the right angle. Fasten the top shelf to the supports and panels, use 2” screxs.

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Step 4:

Cut your bottom shelf to size and attach to the bottom piece of the side pan-els and the front and back legs, use 2” screxs. Leave just enough space for your 1x2 trim that sits along the front and back edge of the shelf. Attach the trim using 2” finish nails. If you have3 difficulty using finish nails, you are welcome to screw them on, just be sure to countersink and fill to disguise. Fill any screw holes, sand and finish as desired!

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