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While meeting with our client I made several sketches on their wall. If you have looked at any of my Projects this should sound familiar… lol
I took a picture of the final sketch and headed home.

I then came up with several versions, using SketchUp, for our clients to view.
Here is the final ‘working’ version.

The 5 individual cabinets for this built-in were fabricated in the shop before final assembly on-site.


The doors are Tongue and groove with a small detail around the frame to match existing cabinets.
Pocket-screwed Poplar face frames, 3/4 inch Baltic Birch boxes and adjustable shelves make this a Media Center that will last a lifetime.


-- That men do not learn very much from the lessons of history is the most important of all the lessons that history has to teach.” ― Aldous Huxley
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doncutlip
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#1 posted 435 days ago
Gorgeous, simply gorgeous.
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Johnny_Yuma
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#2 posted 435 days ago
Thank you
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a1Jim
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#3 posted 435 days ago
Beautiful , nice job.
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Beginningwoodworker
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#4 posted 435 days ago
Beautiful job on the cabinets.
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WoodSimplyMade
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#5 posted 435 days ago
Johnny,
Very nice work! How did you fasten all the individual lower cabinets together? Did you fasten the face frames to each other?
Great job!
-- Mike, Florida, http://www.woodsimplymade.com
Johnny_Yuma
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#6 posted 434 days ago
Mike, Yes.
Once on site I screwed all the cabinets together – both thru the face frames and in the back. Then installed the lowers as one unit.
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ToddinNH
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#7 posted 434 days ago
Great job. I’m getting ready to build something similar for our house. Thanks for sharing.
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RaiD
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#8 posted 433 days ago
Very nice, may I ask what stain or dye you used on the cabinets to achieve that beautiful color? Did you have to apply the stain or dye any differently on the poplar than you did the baltic birch carcass? Looks beautiful, I’m about to build something very similar.
Johnny_Yuma
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#9 posted 168 days ago
Should read…
“The doors are Mortise and Tenon …..”
-- That men do not learn very much from the lessons of history is the most important of all the lessons that history has to teach.” ― Aldous Huxley
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