here’s a few pics from my bathroom corner cabinet.(finished a while back just never had time to upload the pics!)
entire cabinet was made with Cherry, solid wood for the door frames and trim
plywood was used to make the boxes

my doors came out ok in the end…had some issues with my mortises. but thanks to the tips on this forum I managed to fix my problem!
you can view that topic here

the door joints are all mortise and tenon …actually used a haunched tenon for added strength… first time using that technique… not much harder, just an extra step really… and if it makes for a stronger joint then it was worth it

the wood panel on the bottom doors is actually mahogany ply. it was Cherry on the side but it was a bit damaged,so I went with that side…
made for darker panels, I like it though..

last three pics show the haunched tenon as well as my panels when being glued… .you can see from the pic that I fixed the flatness issue

anyway, thanks for the tips all

oh…and I know, I know… you shouldn’t use our table saw top as a workbench… but as you all know, we don’t all have Norm’s workshop! hehe

Pabs

built this tv stand out of cherry boards and plywood
actually the four legs are salvages mahogany from Chapters!

all joints are mortisse and tenon, splines and dados.

only place I used screws was for the stand top…everything else is glued

it’s not the fanciest thing in the world but I was pretty happy with it since it was my first project of this type..

I had done other things before but never out of wood that would not be painted..
big difference in terms of how tight things have to be since you can’t hide them with putty!

making the doors inset was also more complicated since you have to be bang on with the doors…

the first image is a custom hole for all the wires to go through

fun project… a learning experience for sure!

Pabs