Just finished this up today. 2 long days to get it to this point. Still need to do the interior, but that's pretty easy, just some prefinished maple ply and a back. Going to be stained a dark brown.
Just finished this up today. 2 long days to get it to this point. Still need to do the interior, but that's pretty easy, just some prefinished maple ply and a back. Going to be stained a dark brown.
Very nice job Leo. 'Gotta say - 2 days is pretty good going for what you have there (IMHO). Finished pics also please.
Well done!
Peter Widders
Sydney, Australia
Hour wise it was about 2 1/2 days.
Looks fantastic. What is the finish going to be?
George
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Very nice. Be sure to show us the finished photos.
Lee Schierer
USNA '71
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That looks fantastic. I am also interested in seeing pics of it when stained/finished.
Two days is impressive.
Beautiful work, Leo!
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Great work! Curious how you returned the "rope" trim where the vertical legs protrude from the cabinet face. It looks like a small and difficult detail to make it look so good.
Very nice. Ditto on the rope trim return question...well done.
Looking good. I have a bathroom re-model in the planning stages and the Mrs. wants a smaller vanity. Something like this would fit the bill nicely.
Nicely done Leo! Please post finished photographs!
Ken
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Nicely done! The rope trim looks so good I thought it was a rope clamp until I read James's post!
Good thing I have an eye appointment next month..
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Got the finish on. I can't seem to get a good picture of it. Lighting in the shop makes it look glary and lack of contrast. It's a pretty dark stain so the camera has a hard time dealing with it. Using a flash doesn't help much because of the reactivity of the birch. Some parts light up while others stay dark. Going to have to see if I can get a picture outside. This is the best pic I've gotten and it's pretty bad. Looks way better in person, way better.
I think the picture looks pretty darn good, if it looks much better than that in person I'd be afraid to use it in a bathroom.
So what was the finish schedule?