Floor-Standing Cabinet

It turned out really beautiful Marc. Good job.

-- Bill from Lithia Springs, GA I love the smell of sawdust in the morning.

Wow! that is beautiful Marc I watched your video on the construction of the panels but it turned out beutifully I’ know it will be a treasured piece
Trevor

-- God created wood that we may create. Trevor East Yorkshire UK

Gorgeous Marc!! Thanks for the video about the panels, I watched it and am going to try something like that myself.

-- Jim in Langley BC Canada --- www.sollows.ca

a most outstanding piece Marc I guess it’s been a long time since I checked in I didn’t know you did commissioned work. Just an old guy that doesn’t keep up with what’s going on. Congrats on an outstanding cabinet.

-- W James Brokenbourgh Custom furniture maker http://artisticwoodstudio.com/

Gorgeous. Is there a way to measure the amount of flare that those legs have near the bottom? It’s subtle but very effective. And excellent use of some very interesting walnut in the doors.

-- Woodworking is easy as 3.14159265358979323846264338327950288419716939937510...

Beautiful piece and superbly constructed and designed.
Love everything about it especially the wood combinations…......

Thanks also for the video, job well done and some tips for me to think about
on a up coming project….......

-- Gene, Majestic Eagle Woodworks, http://majesticeagleww.etsy.com/, http://www.flickr.com/photos/majesticeagle/

Thanks for the compliments guys! As for the legs, I don’t have any way to quantify it. I just made it look good to my eye when creating the template. The story behind the legs is that the client originally came up with a leg design for some large pieces I built for him. I didn’t have any influence over the original. Well this piece is going to be part of the “set”, so the legs were to match. Problem was that leg didn’t work on this small scale. So I redesigned the leg to something I thought looked good, but held true to the basic idea of the original. Fortunately the client approved and that was that.

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Exceptional, and the video was very informative. I do not recall if you mentioned where this design was from or based on? I ask as I find this style to be quite pleasing to the eye…simple like an asian influence – yet with artsy flourishes…that gives a kind of modernistic style. I am very impressed with the way the grain is “framed” within the Birdseye. Great use of the grain and the contrasting colors.

Thank you for sharing this exquisite piece with us…and keep up the videos…I can never get enough of the info they contain.

-- Woodworking.....My small slice of heaven!

I watched the video a few days ago and was hoping to get a look at the completed final project. Looks like it turned out extremely well.

Sure is an eye catcher.

it´s a beautyfull piece of furniture you have done
thank´s for sharing

Dennis

a very beautiful piece, im always a big fan of those color combination’s..they all go together very well…good idea on the pegs in the legs..makes sense…thanks for showing your work…its always inspirational…

-- GRIZZMAN ...[''''']

Very nice Marc!
I love the combination of walnut and maple and you have brought them to life in this design.

I also enjoy the starburst effect of the grain on the door fronts. I saw the video and had a difficult time visualizing what it would look like completed and I must say the extra time you put in on the doors with the walnut figure was worth every second they are terrific. I also must agree with Bret about the legs and how nice they are. You customer will be very pleased I am sure.

Duane

-- Duane, Ohio

Marc your work is exceptional. That is a beautiful design.

-- When you know better you do better.

Great design and execution Marc. Thanks for the video on the door fronts…and excellant idea.
The project turned out beautiful, I’m sure your client will love it.

-- gbear, Carmichael, CA

Love those legs! Nice design and execution. Nice client too! (Wish I can get more of those!)

-- Div @ the bottom end of Africa. "A woodworker's sharpest tool should be his mind."