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Project by Moron posted 1760 days ago 2021 views 6 times favorited 13 comments Add to Favorites Watch

Made this island. cabinet carcases are veneer core maple plywood. The cabinet frames are maple with 5/16 beading which had to mitered, mortise and tenon….........not applied. Doors are solid maple with a 3/8 maple veneered panel. Drawers are solid maple sides and backs , hand cut dovetails and are on the Blum motion guides. Four turnings, one at each corner and the exposed back is divided into three sections similar to the doors ends but have columns which stick out between each section…..........then 5” high solid maple baseboard is applied when installed…..done in a shaker profile.

The other cabinets are the same but done in poplar which will be painted and glazed, distressed.

-- "Good artists borrow, great artists steal”…..Picasso




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Moron

4442 posts in 2066 days


#1 posted 1760 days ago

I might add….........those solid pewter non adjustable butt hinges are a real PITA.

-- "Good artists borrow, great artists steal”…..Picasso

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Bob #2

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#2 posted 1760 days ago

As always, a pro job .
Why the but hinges”? Isn’t there anything out there that looks like them but installs easier?

Bob

-- A mind, like a home, is furnished by its owner

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stanley2

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#3 posted 1760 days ago

Roman – that’s a big job nicely executed. I don’t see hinges on the panel left of the sink – is it a pull-out?

-- Phil in British Columbia

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Moron

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#4 posted 1760 days ago

Hi Bob

I said the same thing to the client because there is a “butt” hinge that has an adjustment on one leaf to move the door in and out and another on the other leaf to adjust up and down…....then once installed youput in the locking screws but they are not available in solid pewter….......and the client is always right?

The other thing I suggested but to no avail, is to decrease the over all hieght from 35 1/4” to 34 1/2” because this allows for a plywood build up to lay the granite on. by screwing the plywood build up down from the inside of the cabinet and in the event the granite cracks….........its a simply replacement. At 35 1/4”, if the granite counter breaks the whole island is toast…........again, the client is always right?

-- "Good artists borrow, great artists steal”…..Picasso

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Moron

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#5 posted 1760 days ago

stanley 2…...........that is a door attached to a 16” double garbage can/container. By tapping the recessed kickplate the door opens like a drawer fully extends and has an “anti-slam” closure. A very nice piece of hardware and I highly recommend it.

thanks for the kind words

-- "Good artists borrow, great artists steal”…..Picasso

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Moron

4442 posts in 2066 days


#6 posted 1760 days ago

I really, really, really detest “dial up”................quicker to mail a CD

-- "Good artists borrow, great artists steal”…..Picasso

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CharlieM1958

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#7 posted 1760 days ago

Beautiful work, Roman.

-- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood"

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Tim from Iowa City

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#8 posted 1760 days ago

Excellent work. I would love to make some cabinets like that someday. You have to have a lot of room to work with to do that job. Anyway, fantastic job.

-- Tim from Iowa City, IA

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jeanmarc

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#9 posted 1760 days ago

Chairs

-- jeanmarc manosque france

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jeanmarc

1886 posts in 1889 days


#10 posted 1760 days ago

Beautiful work.afflicted I am horn for 1st first comment .c is a very beautiful piece of furniture

-- jeanmarc manosque france

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Rogue

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#11 posted 1640 days ago

When I worked at the production cabinet shop I used to work for, I used to cringe when people wanted to paint my work and beat them up for a destressed look. Now that I run my own shop I realized that there is to much work out there to do and life is short to allow some interior decorator degrade my work. I don’t even stain unless there is a darn good reason. Just say’n I feel for you bud.

-- Rogue

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Beginningwoodworker

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#12 posted 1379 days ago

Beautiful Kitchen Island.

-- CJIII Future cabinetmaker

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a1Jim

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#13 posted 1372 days ago

very top notch

-- W James Brokenbourgh Custom furniture maker http://artisticwoodstudio.com/

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