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We had the scrap and the need, so we cobbled it together from 3/4 birch plywood and Red Oak.
The cabinet is made in two sections and sanded to 400grit. The plywood is edge banded with 1/4 oak and left 1/16 proud. The barrel slots and inside trim are oak and the butt rest is cedar covered with velveteen.
We made the cove molding out of red oak on the table saw. We face glued two 3/4 oak boards together to get the final thickness we wanted. We finished her off with MinWax Golden Pecan and Red Sedona .
We didn’t want doors as there really wasn’t any need for us personally. If this was for a customer there would have been doors and locks everywhere.
You may notice a place on the top trim that is lighter than the rest, we simply could not get that wood to take any more stain for some reason. Just a wood thang I suppose.
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8 comments so far
Dadoo
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posted 293 days ago
You know, you can always add the doors later too. Nice lookin cabinet!
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BroDave
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posted 293 days ago
Thanks Dadoo. We considered the doors, even started laying them out but really didn’t want the hassle of opening, closing and cleaning more glass.
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ThreeJs
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posted 293 days ago
Very nice cabinet, but it isn’t large enough :D. A gun cabinet is on my to do list. Where did you get the plans, or did you do this without plans?
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rikkor
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posted 293 days ago
Nice. Interesting trim.
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mrtrim
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posted 293 days ago
nice lookin home for the shootin irons !! well done
BroDave
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posted 293 days ago
Thank you all.
No ThreeJs, there weren’t any plans we just winged it.
I liked the basic shape of a cabinet from Popular Mechanics but it didn’t really suite the need, very nice cabinet though. You can see it and get the free plans HERE
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Jiri Parkman
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posted 279 days ago
Very nice cabinet. Thanks for sharing plans.
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jeanmarc
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posted 183 days ago
Very nice cabinet,good work
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