Well have I got a great little weekend project for you. This Oak Knickknack cabinet can be wall hung, sit on a tabletop or shelf and is great for displaying those favorite trinkets you collect. This 2 part series will show you how to build one of these cabinets for yourself. Sketch up plans for this project will be available at the end of this series. So stay tuned for that.
This cabinet features cove and bead moldings, Face frame with inset door, both which are assembled with open slot mortis and tennon joints. A glass insert divided by wood muntins and many other key features. This is a great weekend project for all skill level. Be sure to stick around for the end of the video for a special message to a great woodworker and friend. Steve Ramsey of Woodworking for Mere Mortals you can find Steve at http://www.woodworkingformeremortals.com
Part 2 of this project will be out very soon. I will post it as soon as it is ready for viewing.
Happy Woodworking.
-- Newbie, aka Wood_Jedi, http://www.asimpledesignofocala.com
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thelt
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#1 posted 461 days ago
Great project. Gonna try one shortly. Oh yea, the link you posted to Steve’s site, should be http://www.woodworkingformeremortals.com
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#2 posted 461 days ago
Thank you Frank, I corrected the link. I guess my proof reader(me) lol missed it…Thank you for pointing that out.
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#3 posted 461 days ago
nice lookin cabinet. I’m along fer the ride
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#4 posted 461 days ago
Ok, ready for part deux.
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#5 posted 461 days ago
Thanks Roger Im glad you are along.. and Frank, Im almost done filming, the video will be posted shortly.. sorry for the delay, with the weather we had shop time was tough but its all back to normal now and got a little tied up with a clients project. but all is on track and Part 2 is in motion and about ready to post. :O)
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#6 posted 460 days ago
Laney, clients should come first. Hoping for some shop time today. Weather has been nasty. Definitely not motorcycle weather. Hahaha
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#7 posted 460 days ago
Hey Laney..thanks for the shout-out. That saw is incredible. I’ve been using it all week! Thanks for everyone who helped out. It was really special.
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#8 posted 460 days ago
YOu are welcome Steve, I’m happy to hear the the saw is working well and being put to good use :O)
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#9 posted 458 days ago
Nice looking cabinet, thanks for posting. Looking forward to part 2.
-- CJIII Future cabinetmaker
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