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Ron Roase
11-04-2007, 09:18 PM
I call this one a cheaters cabinet,because although I made most all from scratch,I picked up a couple of doors from a salvage yard and used them for the ends of the cabinet. This cabinet sits in my family rooman it holds the treats for my three dogs. It is still done with tounge and groove. The groove is mostly in the face frame and the tounge on the sides and also the floor of the cabinet.
Vaughn McMillan
11-04-2007, 09:36 PM
Looks great, Ron. Doesn't look like cheating to me...just good choice of ready-made materials. ;)
Robert Schaubhut
11-04-2007, 09:48 PM
Hi Ron :wave:,
Welcome to Family woodworking.
This cabinet is a marvelous example of using recycled materials so well that very few folks would ever realize it. Real nice job on the cabinet.Did you do the stain and finish too?
Shaz :)
Don Taylor
11-05-2007, 12:22 AM
Hi Ron! :wave:
Welcome to the family
I love making things out of what ever I can find.
Great job!
DT
Stuart Ablett
11-05-2007, 05:16 AM
Looks good Ron, and around here, I'd call that "Recycling" not cheating :thumb: :D
Norman Hitt
11-05-2007, 06:44 AM
Ron, MOST of us kinda pick through the stack and pick individual boards with the best features and condition, and I think YOU have that process MASTERED.:thumb::rofl::rofl::rofl:
Very nice, and NO one will ever know that you didn't make every piece yourself (unless you tell them), because it all fits together and matches so well.:thumb:
Mark Kosmowski
11-05-2007, 12:23 PM
The cabinet looks really nice, but for holding dog treats - are the 3" plate steel / 4" rebar concrete reinforcements hidden on the inside? Do you have it vented to the outside? :rofl:
All joking aside, this reminds me of the first Christmas we had our dogs. We had gotten them some new Nylabones, carefully wrapped, under the tree. By the time the day came around, there was a bite-sized piece of the plastic packaging inexplicably missing ... :huh:
Ron Roase
11-05-2007, 06:50 PM
Hi Ron :wave:,
Welcome to Family woodworking.
This cabinet is a marvelous example of using recycled materials so well that very few folks would ever realize it. Real nice job on the cabinet.Did you do the stain and finish too?
Shaz :)
Thanks Shaz:
The only part that was recycled was the ends of the cabinet. The face-frame, top and doors are my own work.
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