Bathroom vanity

Looks good so far. Be sure to post the finished part.

I'm contemplating making vanities for our new bathrooms. Let's just say that yours is a bit nicer than what I had in mind.

I'd start with a sheet of copper and a hammer. The rest is left as an exercise for the reader. ;-)

That will look great. For our new bathroom, I'm contemplating a soapstone top. I saw a kitchen display at Expo that used it and I thought it looked awesome. For a kitchen, it has some upkeep issues, but it might work out in the bathroom for me.

todd

You will need a method of annealing the copper since it will 'work harden' after being hammered. And you need a pickling solution to quench the metal and remove the surface oxidation.

If you planned method is to stretch the copper you will want to start with a fairly heavy guage.

Use a polished hammer and consider a specialty hammer for copperwork.

Will do.

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I'm hoping I can find more information on this - any links to pages you know of? Dave

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point your newsreader over to rec.crafts.metalworking. it's a large active group.

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I've lurker there for many years, there is some good stuff in the archives but ya never know- maybe something new is a foot! Thanks, Dave

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