Finally Done

[Julie Wright]

Well, almost. The doors need a coat of poly and then it can go to it's new owner.
Thanks for taking a peek
Julie

[Jim Becker]

Beautiful job, Julie! That's a very attractive cabinet...the new owner had better be darn proud of that one! (As should the builder... )

[John Preston]

I like the bevels on the inside and outside of the panels. A very nice touch to make the cabinet just as nice open as closed. Was that cut with a tablesaw?

[Julie Wright]

Yes, they were cut on the table saw. I think it was in a receint issue of "Wood" mag.

[Mike Evertsen]

very nice cabinet,,,,,,,

[Von Bickley]

Julie,
Great looking cabinet. Thanks for posting the pictures.

[Todd Burch]

Looks good Julie! What kind of wood is that - ash or oak? And, what type of construction did you use for the doors? The grain direction on the inside of the doors is different from the front. Are they 1/2 lap?

Todd.

[Mike Buteau]

Good job Julie.

[Bob Lasley]

Very nice cabinet Julie!

Bob

[Ed Marks]

Nice looking work Julie. I also like the effect on the doors being raised on both sides. Are the sides solid or ply?

[Dennis Peacock]

Excellent job Julie!!!!

Now....tell me a little about it. What kind of wood did you use and what method did you use for making the doors? What finish did you apply? Looks really good.....Thanks for sharing.

[Julie Wright]

It's made out of Oak, the legs, door panels , door frame and face frame are all solid oak. the sides, top, bottom and shelve are oak plywood. The door frames are 1/2 lap. The doors were made on the table saw. The article is in wood mag March 2003, #147.
Watco golden oak and topped with minwax poly.

I think that is everyone's answers. Thanks for your kind words and questions. This is the first real piece I've made. I just usually putter around in the shop.. Thanks Again

[Don Farr]

Very nice work Julie. Looks great. I love oak.