[A/S] Re: 4 problems on our list. Help please

[Chris Koehn <timberguides@xxxxxxxxx>]

This may sound like a bit much for a novice, but I'll tell you our 
solution to the curved wall moulding issue. I needed to cover ~ 1/2" 
flooring gap in front of the curved book case/entertainment center. I 
took 1/8" thick X 1" tall strips of oak. I made these up on my table 
saw but you can buy similar, as veneer edge banding (might be thinner 
than 1/8", but you can just use more). 1/8" thick has no trouble making 
the rather tight "S" curve. I successively clamped and glued them 
together, using 8 small bar clamps and wood glue between each layer of 
wood. No glue on the cabinet and none on the floor. I built up 6 layers 
of the 1/8" oak strips, allowed it to dry overnight, removed the clamps 
(it held the "S" shape perfectly), trimmed the ends to size, and routed 
a round over (you could sand) on the upper outside corner. Finished to 
match cabinets and screwed in to place (in to the bottom aluminum 
flange of the cabinet) with trim screws. Looks like it belongs there 
and I've gotten lots of compliments. Really wasn't all that difficult 
with the right tools.

from Redwoods national park,
Chris Koehn
1979 International sovereign @ 31'