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Dear Lumberjocks, about 2 yrs, ago if you can recall, I posted on the forum asking where I could find the plan of this “Sliding-Door Hideaway Wall Organizer” and someone (actually ChunkyC) gave me the link, so I purchased the plan but forgot where I kept it in my old pc. So only recently I have the wood & time to build it based on the picture only – with slight modification and reduced size.
Wood : Nyatoh for the box & Door frame AND 1/8” thick maple for the door frame.
Joinery : box joint & dowel.
Finish : Two layer of Danish Oil
Plan Link : http://www.woodstore.net/slhiwaor.html
Thanks for looking & comments!
-- masrol, kuala lumpur, MY.
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Ramon Vidal
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#1 posted 535 days ago
I’m sorry Marsol, I don’t help you but I don’t know the website.
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Ken90712
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#2 posted 535 days ago
great job!
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ed220
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#3 posted 535 days ago
Very nice cabinet. Thanks for the link..I’ll try it too.
lew
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#4 posted 535 days ago
That turned out beautifully, Masrol!
Lew
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#5 posted 534 days ago
Nice work. Functional and beautiful.
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Robsshop
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#6 posted 533 days ago
That looks like a very well done wall organizer Masrol , the wood tones and scroll work and proportions all come together wonderfully ! Nice build and thanks for sharing. Hope all is well with You and Yours …..ROB
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dorran
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#7 posted 533 days ago
Form and function. Excellent work.
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#8 posted 516 days ago
Hi Masrol, that is a lovely project and considering that you made it from a picture it turned out very well.
Thanks for sharing Masrol
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