| Project by SPHinTampa | posted 113 days ago | 429 views | 0 times favorited | 11 comments | ![]() |
Previous owner left tiled over shelving in house … looked horrible and would have cost two thousand dollars to have removed. I tried to make it look better by adding a mahogany cabinetry to warm it.
Construction:
- Carcase – 3/4” mahogany ply using biscuit joints.
- Face frames – initially 1/16” too big, made from mahogany, joined with pocket screws and then clamped straight to frame. Used a flush trim bit around outer edges to get them to flush with case.
- Finish – Oil/Varnish mix
Sliding doors
- used rocket manual veneer bag to glue sapele pomelle veneer on 1/2” mdf
- used resawn 1/2” mahogany rails and stiles joined using loose tenon joinery, cut with plunge router. Just butt joined the frame to the panel and glued.
- After gluing up frame, used router and edge guide to cut 1/4” by 1/8” grooves along edges panel in order to inlay paduak strips to cover joint between mahogany and veneered MDF.
- Two grooves on back of sliding doors, 1/4”x 1/4” groove on bottom, 1/2” x 1/4” on top. The extra 1/4” on top lets the doors get lifted out.
- The doors ride in two 3/4” waxed mahogany rails with 1/4” x 1/2” grooves cut 5/16” apart.
One installation problem – there was a 1/8” bow in the right side opening midway in the back. It took some foul language and a belt sander to shave down the top panel to get a fit.
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11 comments so far
ChicoWoodnut
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posted 113 days ago
Nice Shawn. Looks like your magic wand really did a number on that pumpkin!
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ND2ELK
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posted 113 days ago
Beautiful job!. Nice contract between tile and wood. Thanks for posting.
God Bless
tom
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jeanmarc
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posted 113 days ago
Beautiful job!
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woodworm
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posted 113 days ago
You did it like a pro… but foul language won’t do miracles.
Thanks for sharing.
Take care and work safe.
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thetimberkid
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posted 113 days ago
Great job!
THanks for the post
Callum
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Bigbuck
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posted 113 days ago
Nice job, that certainly warmed it up .
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trifern
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posted 113 days ago
Nice solution to the issue. Thanks for sharing Shawn.
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brianinpa
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posted 113 days ago
Nice save on a somewhat less than desirable part of the room.
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Kaleo
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posted 109 days ago
Very nice, I love the simple lines and especially the components cabinet, very nice indeed.
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MadBear
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posted 56 days ago
Looks great!
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Beginningwoodworker
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posted 38 days ago
Nice work.
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