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Things are slow at work so I took the afternoon off. Finished up my latest project. A liquor cabinet built for a friend. His specs were to hold 6 1.75 lt bottles and glasses. The cabinet has a shelf 7" down from the top to hold glasses. Built from #2 pine and finished with the darin cleaner / briwax proscess.
Didn't get a shot of the inside because he is going to paint the inside.
Thanks for looking
Those who sense the winds of change should build windmills, not windbreaks.
Dave Wilson
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I really enoy seeing the pics posted of these beautiful works... Man.. I got alot to learn ......
Beautiful job....
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you have an electrical problem.
[OP]
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I forgot to mention that the cabinet is going to sit on a counter in the buyers garadge.
He has a screen system to cover the garadge door ( we have mosquitos here in the summer). There is a cleat on the inside so it can be screwed to the wall and a lock to keep out his grandkids (and maby his x wife) LOL
Those who sense the winds of change should build windmills, not windbreaks.
Dave Wilson
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David,
Great job. I like the way the pine responds to your process. Steve
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Great looking cabinet David! Do you get to go over and with him to make sure it works.
Dick
No Pain-No Gain- Not!
No Pain-Good
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David, that looks like it will fit the bill nicely! It is too good looking for a garage though!
Jeff Sudmeier
"It's not the quality of the tool being used, it's the skills of the craftsman using the tool that really matter. Unfortunately, I don't have high quality in either"
[OP]
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Thanks for all your kind words.
Dick I told him that only 2 keys come with the lock set and I have to keep one unless there are problems in the future.
Those who sense the winds of change should build windmills, not windbreaks.
Dave Wilson
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