The study table was made two years ago, and I added a new edition to it by adding the cabinets up on top. The dimensions of the cabinet is: 40 H x 42 1/4 W x 8 3/4 D. The size of the side door is 8 3/4 W x 27 1/2 H; and for the center door it is 11 1/4W x 19 H. The finish poly 40%, mineral spirits 30%, and with linseed oil 30% and it was coated three times. -- Simon, Illinois
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a1Jim
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#1 posted 1300 days ago
good job
-- W James Brokenbourgh Custom furniture maker http://artisticwoodstudio.com/
LesB
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#2 posted 1300 days ago
I like the way you used the “book matched” grain patterns on the door panels.
I checked some of your other postings you do great work.
Design wise I think the door frames are a little to wide for the size of this cabinet.
-- Les B, Oregon
Julian
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#3 posted 1300 days ago
Looks great. I love the book matched panels!
-- Julian, Park Forest, IL
RexMcKinnon
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#4 posted 1299 days ago
Very nice.
-- If all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail!
SamS
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#5 posted 1299 days ago
what kind of wood are the panels made of?
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