First phase of cabinets competed

[jason walcott]

I have just finished all the lower cabinets for my new kitchen. The carcases are made of 3/4 birch with a poly coat. The doors and face frames are 3/4 mdf. I cut the mdf doors out of the face frame fronts. The drawers are made of 3/4 maple. I used hidden hinges for the doors. Now I have to get started on the uppers.

[Jim Becker]

Lookin' good, Jason!!

[Karl Laustrup]

Very nice, Jason. I like the clean look of those.

[Bob Noles]

Jason,


That looks like some excellet work. I know you are going to be proud when finished..... I would be

[Tom McDermott]

Hi Jason,

Very nice looking cabinets! How did you finish the MDF? Gloss paint, or did you use some kind of clear coating? It looks great.

-- Tom

[Jason Tuinstra]

You're getting there. Looks good so far.

[Ken Fitzgerald]

Go Jason! Nice work!

[Mike Weaver]

Nice work!

...man, you guys sure make me want to make something SOON!

-Mike

[frank shic]

nice job on the insets, jason! the consistent gap around the door is a mark of true craftsmanship. LOVE the idea of just routing a profile on MDF and painting it afterwards - i'll keep that in mind after finishing my kitchen cabinets and starting on some quickie shop cabinets. BTW, did you use a rectangular template to guide the cuts!

[jason walcott]

Hey Tom, The finish I used on these cabinets was a product called "cabinet coat". It is a acrylic paint for trim and cabinets. I borrowed my neighbors spray gun and sprayed them. The paint dried quickly and I was able to get three coats on in one day.