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After writing the blog series “This Old Crack House”, I am finally getting around to posting the pictures.
This is the main kitchen that I designed, built and installed.
There are three kitchens in this home.
The details are featured in this blog entry.
-- Dusty
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11 comments so far
Karson
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posted 360 days ago
What kind of wood is the cabinets Dusty?.
Great job.
-- Karson Southern Delaware karson_morrison@bigfoot.com
Bradford
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posted 360 days ago
I could sit here for hours, but then I wouldn’t get any projects made. It’s tough being torn between making and admiring. The other pictures from the house make me glad to be a wood-a-holic. How can you know one? He/she is the one who crawls under it to see how it’s made. It gets the low dusting done. So invite all your friends to take a low level closer look.
-- so much wood, so little time. Bradford.
rikkor
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posted 360 days ago
Wow, that’s really nice.
-- Maplewood, MN
Dusty
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Karson,
Hickory.
If you recall Karson, when I was writing about my decision and anguish of how and what kind of wood I would use to blend the “new” (addition) with the “old” existing part of “This Old Crack House”. I wanted to avoid having and “abrupt” change when you entered the new kitchen and addition from the old house.
I settled on hickory because of the grain pattern and the wood characteristics that allow it to blend new with old so well.
I also like the appearance and working with hickory. Perhaps that as much as what I described as reasons I used it in the kitchen played a prominent role in deciding the wood type.
-- Dusty
MsDebbieP
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posted 360 days ago
looking at this again really makes me want my “Petticoat Junction” kitchen – now.
Want to come visit for a month or so Dusty??
oh wait.. this is Dusty we are talking about .. it will either take a couple days OR it will take 6 months because he’ll keep finding something else to fix and boy there are lots of things to fix!!!!
-- "Functional WoodArt" by Debbie, Canada (http://www.execulink.com/~yohan)
CedarFreakCarl
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posted 360 days ago
And hickory will take a beating too. Great job.
-- Carl Rast, Pelion, SC
Dominic Vanacora
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posted 360 days ago
Nice project. I wish I had the wife and energy to redo a home. You do great work and are very creative. Even the color makes everything look even better.
-- Dominic, Trinity, Florida...Lets be safe out there.
Dusty
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posted 360 days ago
Debbie,
Yea yea yea…. lol
Oh trust me if there is something to find that needs fixing on a project “it will find me”.
I seem to have all the luck.
Murphy’s law you know.
Anyways, I know you are very capable of doing your own work.
So, no more excuses get going!
-- Dusty
MsDebbieP
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posted 359 days ago
well, that $$ excuse keeps popping up :)
most projects I am OK with tossing together with scraps lying around. —but my Petticoat Junction kitchen, well, I want the doors to be beautiful (and of course it’s all about the hardware)
-- "Functional WoodArt" by Debbie, Canada (http://www.execulink.com/~yohan)
Mark A. DeCou
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posted 358 days ago
what a master artisan you are Dusty. I am thrilled that you are with us, willing to share so much of yourself with us. Can’t wait for even more photos. Always inspirational, and educational.
M
-- Mark DeCou - Kansas Flint Hill's Artisan
Dusty
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posted 358 days ago
Mark,
I am thank full for your kind words.
Humbly, I accept your praise.
The same can be and is said, several times over about you, and well deserved.
I echo those thoughts.
-- Dusty