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rlamb007
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#1 posted 02-21-2013 07:32 PM
Beautiful…I Really like it. What was the material?
BinghamtonEd
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#2 posted 02-21-2013 07:38 PM
Excellent job. I like yours better, the hidden hinges make it much cleaner.
-- - The mightiest oak in the forest is just a little nut that held its ground.
MasterSergeant
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#3 posted 02-21-2013 08:00 PM
What a great set of cabinets! Congratulations on a successful project!!
-- Kelly, woodworker under construction
Monte Pittman
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#4 posted 02-21-2013 08:23 PM
Very well done
-- Mother Nature created it, I just assemble it.
DouginVa
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#5 posted 02-21-2013 11:37 PM
Beautiful job my friend!
-- Just a man with his chisel.........
SouthHollow
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#6 posted 02-22-2013 12:46 AM
Those are amazing. Beautiful work. so delightfully functional
-- Alex, Los Angeles
workerinwood
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#7 posted 02-22-2013 01:55 PM
Very nice!! Great build and design.
-- Jack, Albuquerque
Vjeko
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#8 posted 02-22-2013 06:18 PM
thewoodmaster, luckily I stumbled onto your project as I need to do something similar
and hopefully you wouldn’t mind giving a few more details and maybe a pointer for
how I should go about building my cabinets ;)
Could you please give some more info about:
(a)the “feet” under the brown/wood color shelf, the shelf and the
cabinet parts which are open / with doors above (what parts are used, how they are fixed
together and to the floor/wall and whether that is a face frame in the front)
For my cabinets, I have the following situation and requirements:
(a)Tiles on floor with hydronic heating – can’t drill /screw to floor in some places
(b)Due to (a) and associate thermal insulation, the floor is effectively floating i.e.
I’m thinking if the cabinet is to be fixed to the brick wall, it needs to be done
with some sort of slots in case loading in cabinet is high, so the cabinet can still move
(c)ceiling is concrete with electricals and other cabling in places, so I can’t
fix cabinet everywhere I want.
(d)Requirements – open back, no bottom (same as your cabinets)
Hope you don’t mind the questions ;)
-- Vjeko Balas - Croatia
Vjeko
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#9 posted 02-22-2013 06:23 PM
One thing I forgot – the “feet” in your cabinet – did you level each one and then go
on from there (I’m presuming the legs under the “shelf” are separate pieces)
-- Vjeko Balas - Croatia
Fishinbo
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#10 posted 02-22-2013 09:42 PM
Fabulous mud room cabinets! Like the beautiful design, great build and the color choice
LoopyLoom
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#11 posted 05-02-2013 01:38 AM
wow! looks incredible. Love the ladder and its mobility
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