Booze Cabinet Pics for Mateo
Well here they are (only fell down three times taking the pics). I've sure put a lot of work into this thing![B)] Still have to add the mirrors behind the booze bottles and the hanging glasses.
She's made of walnut by the way. Hope you enjoy![8D]
She's made of walnut by the way. Hope you enjoy![8D]
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That is allot of hours of work and sweat. Great job! I built one for a friend. Mine was a china cabinet.
http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y132/wildokie/woodprodjects001.jpg0 -
You are a handier guy than I am!
Amazing to see a telephone on a wall. I haven't had a "land line" in ten years probably.
Seriously, it is beautiful.0 -
I thought walnut was supposed to be used for gun stocks! Might fine work there![:D] 0 -
"Does it have any built-in lighting?"
Yep! Forgot to get a snap of that. Not the best pic but it's the best I can do until I read the instructions on my new camera![;)][^]
quote:Originally posted by mateomasfeo
quote:Originally posted by gbeggrow
Still have to add the mirrors behind the booze bottles and the hanging glasses.
The mirrors are really gonna add a lot. Does it have any built-in lighting?0 -
I knew it!
Be sure and post pics with the mirrors in.0 -
Oh and to all who posted that I am a gifted wood worker....WRONG! I had lots of help. My buddy Jeff who owns the shop gets all the credit. He set up all the equipment as he was building one for himself as well and I followed right along behind him under his watchful eye. Still got all my fingers too![^][:D] 0 -
We took one think piece and cut in right down the center, then placed them side by side for the drawer face. You should see the one my buddy did for his booze cabinet. Looks just like two spinal cords coming together. Beautiful I tell you![8D]
As for the finish, we just used Danish oil. Sure brings out the markings![:0][:)]
quote:Originally posted by mango tango
Wow, that's a beautiful cabinet! The inside drawer with the mirror grain, is that solid wood flipped or veneered?
What kind of finish did you use?0 -
That's our back up phone in the event the power goes out and the cordless ones won't work. It makes me nuts to use it as I can't hold still when I'm on the phone (and I hate to be on the phone). I pace all around like a mad fool when on the cordless phones. The wife does the same thing too! We're strange like that![^]
quote:Originally posted by Dave W.
You are a handier guy than I am!
Amazing to see a telephone on a wall. I haven't had a "land line" in ten years probably.
Seriously, it is beautiful.0 -
incredible, how much did that cost for you to make? 0 -
Actually...hardly anything but just the labor and the knobs and hinges. My buddy that owns the wood shop has so much milled wood he does not know what to do with it all! I'm very fortunate to have a friend like him.
You should see some of the items he's made in his house. It's amazing. He has a table in his hallway that he made out of birds eye spaulted maple and it is unbelievable.
Also, he had no plans to work from. He went from measurements he got off of a picture. He just estimated and went from there. If you look closely at the one picture you'll see the news paper inside the drawer that he made his estimates from. The guys gifted![8D]
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incredible, how much did that cost for you to make?0 -
That is some awesome woodwork gbeggrow[8D] 0 -
After seeing the light pic... I don't think my freaking Awesome comment does justice, but it is the best that old Tongue tied Tobe can come up with...unless a "Masterpiece" is more better!!!! 0
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