| Project by MichaelT77 | posted 268 days ago | 493 views | 0 times favorited | 3 comments | ![]() |
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A customer asked me to install cabinet doors to cover a cubby hole in her bathroom. The existing cover was a couple rectangular pieces of unfinished luaun that would slide back and forth. The opening is nowhere near any standard size, so I decided to build the doors to my own measurements. I bought a couple of bits from Rockler, watched one or two videos on YouTube, and went to work. It turned out surprisingly well. Primed and painted, a couple of glass knobs and magnetic catches. Customer was happy. I got some enjoyment learning about panel construction, and applying that knowledge to a project.
-- Michael T, Pittsburgh, PA
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exelectrician
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#1 posted 268 days ago
Your project turned turned out great.
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#2 posted 267 days ago
Great job! Welcome to LJ’s.
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#3 posted 267 days ago
Looks good Michael, (guess you found out oak ply does not paint well) JB
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