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These are a few more kitchens I have done. They are all made of red oak with different colored stains with polyurethane and waxed. The box construction was 3/4” plywood if it showed and 3/4” partical board if it did not. The backs were 1/4” masonite. The doors and drawer covers were also 3/4” plywood. The face frames, moldings, door and drawer trim was 4/4 solid stock. The drawer stock was 1/2” baltic birch with 1/4” masonite bottoms.
-- Mc Bridge Cabinets, Iowa


































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dennis mitchell
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posted 197 days ago
Nice simple design.
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a1Jim
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posted 197 days ago
Another great group of cabinets. They are very well done.
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Don K.
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posted 197 days ago
Agreed, very nice and clean design.
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Rj
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posted 197 days ago
Great set of cabinets Tom !
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spanky46
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posted 197 days ago
Nice kitchens Tom! Nice project post!
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Scott Bryan
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Tom, as always these are gorgeous cabinets. They are well constructed and designed. I noticed the pulls on the last set of cabinets. This is not the usual orientation. Is there any special reason for this orientation?
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bowyer
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posted 197 days ago
Nice work
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sedcokid
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Great Job! I like’em a lot. Say how is the leg or was it your foot, maybe knee…. coming along?
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aka Chuck Emery
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CharlieM1958
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posted 197 days ago
All nice cabinets, Tom.
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ND2ELK
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I did a lot of cabinets with this style of door and drawer covers. The people did not want to pay for raised panel doors so I came up with this design. It is a 3/4” panel with 3/4 X 1 1/2 solid stock around the edge. I would cut a 3/8 X 1 1/8 rabbit on the back side of the trim and radius the edges. Then I would cut 45 degree corners fasten to the edges of the panels. It gave you a 3/8” lip door and drawer front.
Scott: The lady wanted the pulls put on that way. You know the old saying, The customer is always right. If she is paying, I like it!
Chuck: Finally got the stitches out of the foot the other day and am down to one crutch now. I also have to keep the wood shoe on when doing any walking. I don’t go back to the doctor till the 28th. The shop keeps calling to me!
Thanks for asking guys.
God Bless
tom
-- Mc Bridge Cabinets, Iowa