Large TV Entertainment Cabinet

Your family was right …......use it now….......nice balanced design and suits the area well.

-- I will just keep doing it till I get it right.

nice work.

i’m interested about those doors – they’re on in one pic, off in the next. are they completely removable? on hinges? what gives? ;-) also, are they frame + raised panel, or just plane front – tough to tell from the pics.

The doors,, that picture made with no doors. Was taken 2 days before the doors were finished and hung. They are not made to be removable. Just a normal hinge holds them in place. As to how they are constructed. At the time I didnt have the proper equipent to make raised panel doors. So the main panel is oak ply. Then i used a 3/4×2 solid oak for the outside frame. Cut a rabbit in that stock of 1/2” x 1-1/2. To give me a L shape stock. That L helps cover the edge of oak ply. Gives a look as if raised panel. Its a nice cabinet to have. Going to build more cabinets around the house.

-- Mark, Katy, Texas, Did they give Noah a hardtime about the wood boat in his driveway

cool, thanks for answering my questions! i like that – the arched trim does give an impression of raised paneling.

speaking of, how did you do the arches – bandsaw? saber saw?

Thank you for the questions, The arches on both the doors and shelves area. I laid them out and cut them with my Rigid 14” bandsaw. Then took all the door frame parts to my router table, Put a 1/8” raduis on the inside and a 3/8” radius of the outside frame. Then miter 45 degrees and glued them to the oak ply door panels. Tonight I am going to take pics of the bathroom cabinet I made. They are simular but I did not put the radius on the door frames. So you can see the difference, But they still look like a raised panel door. My wife and kids love that look. Thank you for you interest in my project.

-- Mark, Katy, Texas, Did they give Noah a hardtime about the wood boat in his driveway

good job

-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop Southern Oregon