New cabin wood work

[dvx216]

View attachment 115516 View attachment 115517 View attachment 115517 View attachment 115517 Drawer unit under the dinette seats, Steps are all done in White Oak now I'm working on the cabinet under the Vee birth.

 

[dvx216]

All this means is I think the rest all the cabinet doors are next.

 

[Dani-Lu]

Looks like very good woodworking. Well done!

 

[dtfeld]

Nice work. Major upgrade!

So…do you travel?

 

[Strecker25]

very cool

 

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[techmitch]

Beautiful work! What knobs/latches are you going to use?

 

[Christo]

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Man that looks great!

 

[dvx216]

Be using the original gold knob for now.

 

[Strecker25]

Put me on the list as a member of yet another one of these expensive hobby clubs. I haven’t crossed the woodworking/boating barrier yet, but I like where your heads at, I think it’s time

keeps me busy making stuff at home though. Landed some beautiful local walnut last month

 

[Dani-Lu]

Put me on the list as a member of yet another one of these expensive hobby clubs. I haven’t crossed the woodworking/boating barrier yet, but I like where your heads at, I think it’s time

keeps me busy making stuff at home though. Landed some beautiful local walnut last month

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Wow, beautiful! Did you buy those legs on rockler.com?

 

[Strecker25]

Wow, beautiful! Did you buy those legs on rockler.com?

thanks! I didn’t, we bought them from a shop on Etsy, but I just checked that link and they look identical for the same price

doing an L shaped hickory table for the home office next followed by an 8’ walnut console table for behind our sofa. I need legs for both those projects so I’ll browse them for some options

 

[dvx216]

Here's it all finished in Poly Acrylic. I think it makes it look more like a piece of furniture now rather then a cabinet face.

 

[ttmott]

Here's it all finished in Poly Acrylic. I think it makes it look more like a piece of furniture now rather then a cabinet face.

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Man that looks great! How was the application of the Poly Acrylic? I used it on my office cabinets and really struggled getting it to finish out right; it kept lifting the wood grain and wouldn't lay out very well. So For my kitchen and bath cabinets I've moved back to oil based polyurethane... These are finished in Satin Polyurethane. The light colored master bath cabinet is Cypress and the kitchen Hickory. At this point I want to get it all done and on to boating.....

 

[MoonRiver]

I need legs for both those projects

Ive been buying those hairpin legs from Amazon. they have tons of sizes

 

[dvx216]

Man that looks great! How was the application of the Poly Acrylic? I used it on my office cabinets and really struggled getting it to finish out right; it kept lifting the wood grain and wouldn't lay out very well. So For my kitchen and bath cabinets I've moved back to oil based polyurethane... These are finished in Satin Polyurethane. The light colored master bath cabinet is Cypress and the kitchen Hickory. At this point I want to get it all done and on to boating.....
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First used sander sealer which stops the grain from raising. Put Poly acrylic straight from the can into a HVLP paint gun from Harbor freight and shot it . No brush marks and bubbles. When ever using a water borne finish a sealer is really important.

 

[Strecker25]

The winter projects continue - another epic walnut slab slowly turning into a console table. 8’ long and 2” thick.

 

[dvx216]

Here in mid Ohio we are fortunate to have Keim Lumber in Amish country. They have a huge wood selection on top of their exotic woods. If you ever need something they will ship. The picture only shows a small view of their domestics.

 

[dvx216]

All done. Got to spend a day working on the boat.