My biggest cabinet job... compete.

[andrew whicker]

I laughed, I cried, I will get paid. Learned too much. Drank from the fire hose a bit too much.

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[Andrew Hughes]

Looks great.
Let us know when they open I’ll have a triple xtra hot latte. And a blueberry muffin 🙂
Hickory bookmactched panels?

[Mark Hennebury]

Nice work, congratulation's. What is the countertop i don't see any seams? Espresso for me.

[Jim Becker]

Outstanding!!!!! I hope that some good referrals come from that, too.

[andrew whicker]

I just bought the veneered panels pre banded from a cabinet CNC shop. It's a pretty repetitive pattern. Looks better on doors and 24 inch panels than it does on the huge 42" cabinet (in my opinion). The 42" cab was a pain. I bought and used a locking miter on it. Pushing that vertically thru my shaper by myself was a task. The joinery is far from perfect, but at that size, I'm just happy it looks good at all.

I didn't do the countertop. But I think it's quartz and it has a really rough top. The L piece against the wall is one big piece. So the joint is hard to see from this angle because it's the furthest joint away in the photo. The did a good job.

[Christian Hawkshaw]

Nice Job....

[Peter Mich]

Beautiful work! Thanks for sharing.

[John TenEyck]

Yep, that would be a challenge if you work alone. Congratulations on seeing it through. I'm sure there were a few moments when it seemed like you had bit off far too much.

Do you get free coffee now at that shop?

John

[Michael Burnside]

Looks very well done, hopefully more business coming your way!

[Mark Rainey]

Andrew, very attractive cabinetry - really adds to the shop.

[Maurice Mcmurry]

Good job well done! Lots of effort and craftsmanship went into that project.

[Jon Grider]

Congrats on a well done job!