Cabinet build

[Pat Barry]

I also really like it. I would love to see pictures when the finish is done, with doors open / closed /etc.

[Brian Holcombe]

Thanks fellas. I'll certainly post up some better photos as soon as I have them.

Just a quick note; it must be a proper planing robe

[Christopher Charles]

Looks great in its new home! The line of dovetails across the top is a lovely intricate detail on a clean design. Will look forward to more photos.

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[Christian Thompson]

Wow! Beautiful!

[David Eisenhauer]

Beautiful work. I like the lighter colored sapwood - always have liked the contrast. Very nice joinery work.

[Patrick Chase]

I've been digesting this thread for a while, trying to fully grok all of your design decisions. All I can say is: "Wow". You've left me speechless, particularly with your ability to adapt to changing requirements and still achieve a cohesive whole. Obviously a very high level of both design/vision and technique here.

[Brian Holcombe]

Thanks Gents, appreciate the kind words!

Funny thing is, and I wonder if you guys feel the same way when you complete a project with a long time line. I feel like something is missing from the workshop. I'm going to have to move some slabs of wood or something into the space until a new project starts.

[Peter Aeschliman]

Thanks Gents, appreciate the kind words!

Funny thing is, and I wonder if you guys feel the same way when you complete a project with a long time line. I feel like something is missing from the workshop. I'm going to have to move some slabs of wood or something into the space until a new project starts.

I may not understand the feeling you're referring to, but I tend to feel a mild sense of disappointment when a project is complete. But I think that's a good sign that you enjoy the process more than the result... enjoying the process/journey is the whole point!

Or do you just mean that it feels weird to have more available space in the shop?

[Brian Holcombe]

A little bit of both. Looking forward to starting another large project.

[Kees Heiden]

That turned out none too shabby And yes, another vote for more pictures.

I know the empty feeling when something is finished and installed.

[Lasse Hilbrandt]

Im gonna hold my breath untill I see lots of lots of pictures of the finished piece..... Im already gas blue colored in my head now

[Brian Holcombe]

Hah, thanks Fellas.

[Brian Holcombe]

Momma took some pretty pictures for me;





Cheers!

[Lasse Hilbrandt]

Great scott!!!!!

[Patrick Chase]

Wow!

I like the fact that you left your markout on the non-cosmetic surfaces. It's almost a calling card of sorts...