Project Information
Every time that I work on a project I always learn something new. With this it was trying to fit a 48" hutch on top of my assembly table (40"ish) and try to finish it, without hitting the ceiling or lights is not an ideal situation…Fun Fun.
I was not able to put the top and the bottom together till I dropped them of, so I did have my fingers crossed a bit.
Bottom measures 36" in height and 72" in width, 20-21" deep. Top is 48" in height, 68" in width and 14"ish deep. Main carcass were ply and trimmed with Alder. Most of the wood was from 2 -12', 8/4 Alder slabs that I purchased from http://bahnmanntimber.ca/#in-8 (great guy and fantastic wood).
One request on this was wine storage, after much head scratching I decided that I did not want to clutter the table surface with bottles , so I figured that I could build storage into the hutch apron. With gas hinges, piano hinges and a simple locking mechanism I was able to accomplish this.
This was the first time doing inset doors and they were much easier than I thought. In the future there will be more doors like this in my work.
Pic 1&2 installed finished
Pic 3 base getting ready to wrap to beat the rain for transport
Pic 4&5 my design stages and the finished design.
Pic 6 Crappy cell pic of the wine rack in the closed position..
Thanks for looking
G Vavra
I was not able to put the top and the bottom together till I dropped them of, so I did have my fingers crossed a bit.
Bottom measures 36" in height and 72" in width, 20-21" deep. Top is 48" in height, 68" in width and 14"ish deep. Main carcass were ply and trimmed with Alder. Most of the wood was from 2 -12', 8/4 Alder slabs that I purchased from http://bahnmanntimber.ca/#in-8 (great guy and fantastic wood).
One request on this was wine storage, after much head scratching I decided that I did not want to clutter the table surface with bottles , so I figured that I could build storage into the hutch apron. With gas hinges, piano hinges and a simple locking mechanism I was able to accomplish this.
This was the first time doing inset doors and they were much easier than I thought. In the future there will be more doors like this in my work.
Pic 1&2 installed finished
Pic 3 base getting ready to wrap to beat the rain for transport
Pic 4&5 my design stages and the finished design.
Pic 6 Crappy cell pic of the wine rack in the closed position..
Thanks for looking
G Vavra