Curly Cherry Tin Cabinet Finished W/Pics (long)

[Don Bullock]

Jason, that's simply beautiful!
The execution is exguisite and your craftsmanship is superb.
You are definately an inspiration in your woodwork and the ministry.

[Larry Fox]

Jason - a most excellent piece - as usual. Fantastic in every regard.

[Kelly C. Hanna]

Very nice work Jason...sorry to hear about your grandfather. I love the pinned tenons!

[Karin Voorhis]

supper sweet, nice and very artistic.... Really love the overall look such smooth transition.

[Bill Simmeth]

Wow Jason, that's almost as nice as the one you did three years ago!

[Jason Tuinstra]

Brett and everyone else,

Thanks so much for the kind words. You guys are always very gracious, especially considering it's been awhile since I finished this one.

I ended up giving this to a friend of mine when I moved to California and have wanted to replace it since then. He gives me visitation rights but the cost of flying to Chicago prevents me from seeing it very much

Thanks again!

Jason

[Jason Tuinstra]

I noticed the lovely birdseye drawer in the night stand beside the bed. Is this a recent piece?

Hans, the birdseye that you see is the panel in the hanging wall cupboard that I made quite some time ago. It's a smaller version of what the Shakers used to make.

[John Nesmith]

I emailed Jason to ask some questions about this beautiful cupboard he posted years ago. He has not replied. It also appears he has not posted here in months. I hope he is doing OK.

Maybe someone else can help with my questions. I am interested in building some cabinet doors like he made for his cupboard. It appears to me the raised panel is beveled slightly. (Rather than simply 90 degrees) Can anyone guess what the bevel angle might be?

Also, what steps would you take and what power tools would you use to form the raised panel? I can see how it might be done with 2 cuts on the table saw, but I'm not sure if that is the best approach.

Thanks all.

[Joe Leigh]

I think it's a simple beveled router bit, Available from Lee Valley I believe http://www.leevalley.com/US/wood/pag...8&ap=1....just click on his screen name and visit his website. The construction pics contain details about tools and technique.

[John Nesmith]

Thanks Joe. That info has me on the right track now.

[Prashun Patel]

Wow, Jason. Thanks for inspiring. Some day. Some day. So many subtle details; so tastefully done.

[David Cramer]

I gotta say, I miss that guy. He was around here quite often and not only is he kind and giving, but he also does some amazing and inspiring work as Mr. Patel pointed out!! I thought he lived in California near Mr. Padilla but I might be confusing his location with someone esle. Come back Jason, please!!!!

David

[Prashun Patel]

HA! This always happens to me. I did not realize this thread is 7 years old!!!!!

[Jeff Monson]

HA! This always happens to me. I did not realize this thread is 7 years old!!!!!

Got me too! Beautiful work either way. I think Jason has a website, might be the easiest to contact him there. I'm sure he will still be stopping in here.

[Jim Becker]

According to Jason's web site, he's now in Michigan...apparently moved from the left-coast to a new work assignment. I did send him a message on Facebook and let him know folks were asking about him.