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Red Oak, Built in corner cabinet

Discussion in 'Hobbies and Interests' started by bogydave, Dec 4, 2013.

  1. bogydave

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    Some of the WV red oak ,
    Dad & I ran thru his saw mill years ago.

    Frame it:
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    Make 4 doors:
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    Mount doors
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    I like it. Going to build something similar when I redo the kitchen soon.
     
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    I never get tired of seeing that workbench either.
     
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    I love a good woodworking project. Looks great.
     
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    May need to post a few pic of the bench build here
     
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    Great work dave!
     
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  8. My IS heats my home

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    I like your bench too...almost as if it's a piece of furniture that takes the abuse.
    question: I saw all your dog slots, what did you make your dogs out of?
     
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  9. bogydave

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    1" hard maple on the table. slight angle toward the vise.
    I think on the end vise they're 3/4" maple on top & white oak for the side ones.
     
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    I saw this before.....and I love it as much now as I did then.

    Awesome cabinet, and the wood being something you milled with your dad and making it all the way up to Alaska, well that makes it extra special!
     
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    Looks awesome Dave!
     
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    Dave, that is really awesome work you put into that.
     
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    That's nice work. Did you do the raised panels with a router or a shaper?
     
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