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I made this cabinet in my first cabinet class at school. Door and Drawer are inset. The toe kick was supposed to incorporate the golden section and/or the Hambridge progression. I found a way to incorporate both and I think you either love it or you hate it. Everybody says it has that Arizon Indian feel to it. The top and toe kick are solid beech. The rest is veneered. As you can tell I didn’t finish the inside. The finishing touch is the Hammer and Wrench Door pulls.
-- Steve, Beaverton, OR sgriffin44@yahoo.com
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motthunter
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posted 135 days ago
looks great.. nice job
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tenontim
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posted 135 days ago
Nice design. I like the toe kick, it does give it a Southwestern look. Or in your case, a Northwestern look.
And by the way, welcome to LumberJocks.
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pappyjohn
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posted 135 days ago
Very nice Cabinet, the inlayed stripes are a nice touch, I love the hammer and crescent wrench door pulls. Keep the projects coming.
-- Your Brother in WoodWorking John, Pittsburgh , PA.
CharlieM1958
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posted 135 days ago
Good looking cabinet. I like the toe kick and the pulls especially.
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teenagewoodworker
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posted 135 days ago
great job. I like the feet details a lot.
jjohn
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Well done my friend. And…Welcome to our little hide away.
-- JJohn
Scott Bryan
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posted 135 days ago
Steve,
This is a very nice cabinet. What wood did you use for the inlays and how did you finish the outside of the cabinet?
Thanks for the post.
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griff
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posted 135 days ago
Great looking cabinet , really like the top and the pulls ,good job
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ND2ELK
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posted 135 days ago
Very nice looking cabinet. You did a great job on it. Thanks for posting.
God Bless
tom
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furnitologist
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posted 135 days ago
Hey Steve….......like the base reveal and mixing around the ratio formulas…....neet thinking. What was your thought process on the inlay across he top????
sensing you are juiced and feel’in good about all this…....COOL….........Neil
John Gray
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posted 135 days ago
Nice job! The inlays are interesting to me too.
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