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CharlieM1958
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posted 360 days ago
Excellent work!
-- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood"
woodworm
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posted 359 days ago
Great job. I like the tiger stripes on the panels.
-- masrol, kuala lumpur, MY.
Napaman
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posted 359 days ago
wow this is outstanding!!! I really like the mix of wood and the glass
-- Matt, Napa, CA...fun is beautiful...just trying to have some fun...
Bureaucrat
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posted 359 days ago
That’s a nice looking kitchen. Your choice of hardware is a good complement to the wood and glass. Great work.
-- Gary, South Central Wisconsin. So much to learn, so little time!
ND2ELK
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posted 328 days ago
Very nice looking kitchen. You did a great job on it. Is there any pictures of the finished kitchen? I love quatersawn oak and want to do my new kitchen in it. Need to get the new shop done first.
God Bless
tom
-- Mc Bridge Cabinets, Iowa
irishcolleen
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posted 328 days ago
Hate to admit it, but no, still not finished. Work just takes too much time away from the important thing, woodworking! Have the rest of the cabinets about done, just have a few more to do, then spray and hang. Will post when finshed. I want to replace a couple of the wooden doors, as since I was a beginner, I didn’t realize that you could buy quartersawn for the center panels. (They are that “core plywood”, I don’t remember what they are called, had the uppers done before I discovered it for the lower ones, so will remake the upper doors! Every project has been a learning curve for me, this one is no exception! I really am glad I used the adjustable legs instead of a solid wood traditional base, as my old house has lots of dips to deal with. The other thing I love is those little doodads that soft close the doors. They are kinda spendy, but what a blessing it is not to listen to banging cupboards! I’m going to buy those things in bulk and put them on every cupboard I own, ha ha. Thanks for the compliments, I share your love for QS oak, as I have an old house that I like to keep looking “old”. Be sure to post your new shop!
Minuteman
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posted 245 days ago
Nothing better than the look of quarter sawn cabinetry.
Looks real good!
-- Major Walt Timoschuk,III