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The cabinet was made with poplar and painted with an oil based paint. The feature that I added over the last few years is the slotted wood at the back. This gives the user the ability to hit at least one stud, maybe two and adjust the cabinet to its desired position on the wall. Installation has become a whole lot easier since one fastener can be screwed into the wall and the second can be add with a level on the bottom shelf to guide the installer.
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Ken90712
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#1 posted 484 days ago
Nice job, very clean looking.
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woodshaver
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#2 posted 484 days ago
Nice looking cabinet I like the frosted glass and good idea making the slot in the back!
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a1Jim
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#3 posted 484 days ago
Looks great, good job.
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ohwoodeye
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#4 posted 483 days ago
Very nice.
Did you buy frosted glass or use the spray?
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Beginningwoodworker
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#5 posted 483 days ago
Beautiful medicine cabinet.
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reggiek
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#6 posted 483 days ago
Great cabinet….you could also hang this with a french cleat (I use them alot for wall mounted cabinets….really convenient for when you need to re-paint a room).
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Wood Studios
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#7 posted 483 days ago
ohwoodeye I purchased double strength glass and then took it to an art studio that works with glass where they frosted it by sandblasting. They always warn the glass might break but it hasn’t yet.
dpow
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#8 posted 483 days ago
Nice cabinet, I especially like the frosted glass. Thanks for sharing.
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doncutlip
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#9 posted 483 days ago
That looks great, you did a good job on the build and also on the paint
-- Don, Royersford, PA
vipond33
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#10 posted 483 days ago
Love that soft green, made even softer through the looking glass.
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Brohymn62
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#11 posted 12 days ago
That slot is genius!
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