| Project by Lenny101 | posted 1539 days ago | 2471 views | 6 times favorited | 22 comments |  |
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This kitchen was a-lot of work but well worth it. The cabinets were made from Alder we Choose to paint and glaze the side cabinets and stain the island and stove area the carvings and turnings were all hand made in the shop. We had a great time doing this one. Thanks for the support, the boxes were made from 1/2” baltic birch then wrapped with the raised panels/turnings, the drawers are 5/8” Hard maple with blind dovetails, we used full extention undermount glides w/ blumotion (soft close feature) the doors were hinged with 2 1/2 solid brass ball tip (von morris) the island was made from solid Alder. The finishes used were (stain) van dyke brown,varnish,then wax. (paint) van dyke brown stain then cream varnish,glaze then wax the finishers get the glory they did a fantastic job!!
-- cut it twice and its still too short
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BTKS
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#1 posted 1539 days ago
Wow
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#2 posted 1539 days ago
Very impressive looking kitchen! You did a nice job on it. thanks for posting.
God Bless
tom
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Chris Davis
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#3 posted 1539 days ago
I like the way you used stained and painted material. It flows well.
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CharlieM1958
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#4 posted 1539 days ago
It looks spectacular! I wish the photos were a little bigger.
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a1Jim
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#5 posted 1539 days ago
Looks great very high end work. A big thumbs up.
Jim
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dennis mitchell
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#6 posted 1539 days ago
Beautiful work, so tell us more. What did you use for boxes, slides, finish?
mreza
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#7 posted 1538 days ago
very nice work. Is that your own or for a customer?
Well done!
Alan
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#8 posted 1538 days ago
WOW. Looks very expensive. If it was for a customer I hope you made good money on it.
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ChuckNorris
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#9 posted 1538 days ago
Wow! I love everything about this kitchen. The cabinets, arched ceiling, and large crown overhangs. Nice work!
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GaryD
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#10 posted 1538 days ago
Great job
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#11 posted 1538 days ago
Thats Stunning. I love the contrast but it also works so well together
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Les Hastings
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#12 posted 1538 days ago
Fantastic Kitchen, awesome job!
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#13 posted 1538 days ago
Very impressive loking result for your labour well done.Alistair
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#14 posted 1538 days ago
Great Looking Kitchen!!!
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jim1953
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#15 posted 1538 days ago
Great Job Nice Kitchen
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