New Cherry Kitchen Cabinets, Bathroom Vanities, Window and Door trim (w/pic)

[David Eisan]

Hello everyone,

Here is a picture of my new Cherry Kitchen Cabinets, Bathroom Vanities, Window and Door trim,

http://www.federatedtool.com/david/img/pileofcherry.jpg

As you can see, I still have a little more work left to do on them...

Thanks for looking,

David.

Every Neighbourhood has one, in Mine I'm Him

[Mark Engel]

Coming along very nicely so far. :)

[Norman Pyles]

Looks like you are "almost" finished.:D

[Dave Ray]

David, some great looking Cherry.....cabinets? :D You might want to check that door hardware....door seems to stay wide open :eek:

[Jim Becker]

LOL! Ya gotta love "cabinetry and trim on the hoof"! Congrats on a fine load of lumber and yes, you do have a few more steps to accomplish to get to the end of the project. :D

[Wayne Watling]

you sure you got the right set of plans? :eek:
... nice load.

[Carroll Courtney]

What kind of finish is that?:)

[Art Mulder]

you sure you got the right set of plans? :eek:
... nice load.

What kind of finish is that?:)

Yeah, and I can't tell... did you use pocket holes or Dominos?

I can't believe what your SO puts up with... :D

[Steve Clardy]

Can't quite tell...........what brand drawer pulls those are.:confused:

Squinting.........:rolleyes::D

[Dick Bringhurst]

I really like the contrasting woods. Do you plan on finishing the ends? Dick B.

[Mike Cutler]

So uhhh,,,,, What was your finish techinique??:D

Nice winter project ya' got there.

[Chris Barnett]

I see the stick you should start with...its near the bottom, to the right :D.

[Bert Johansen]

I think you posted the picture upside down.

[John Bickle]

So THAT'S what some assembly required means. Now I know.

[Paul Greathouse]

Hey David

We're practically on different ends of the continent but great minds do think alike. I've got a similar stack of quarter sawn red oak that I am using to build my son's cabinets & trim. Good luck and have fun. To me, there's no greater woodworking accomplishment than taking wood from the rough state to the finished product.

In our case we will be going all the way from having had the logs sawn on site with a band saw mill to the finished product. We had our oak kiln dried down to a moisture content of 6-8% at 180 degrees. What's the drying requirements like up there in Canada?

[Brad Shipton]

Hey thanks for posting. Makes me feel better, considering my trim boards and flooring and interior doors look about the same. Nice to know there are more nutty people on the planet, ha!ha!

[Rob Russell]

Where's the rest (the cherry plywood)? :D

[Dirk Lewis]

Makes IKEA's self assembly look easy....

[Grant Morris]

Better get some more sticks under the ends of those longer boards...

[Bill White]

I never thought that much about knock-down cabinets until I saw yours. What kind of fasteners did they send?
Bill

[Don Dean]

I love contemporary cabinets.

[Ben Grunow]

You are a little further along than I am!

[Alex Elias]

Awesome stacking abilities. Those 2 piles look great. Congrats

[Robert Goodwin]

I have never been in the same room with that much cherry. Very nice stack. That would go four about 10 grand here in the Phoenix.