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Well,
In an effort to increase the Signal to Noise ratio, here's a pic of a project I just finished yesterday.
It's a wooden kitchen pot rack. It was in a recent issue of woodsmith magazine ( Woodsmith PotRack/ ).
I had been getting very tired of bending over and searching for pans in our cabinets.
Pretty simple project, just a basic maple frame with an inset panel of cherry lattice and some stainless hardware.
I swapped out a different shelf bracket, due to where I had to place the rack.
Fortunately, the maple cabinets in our house are pretty much that, just plain maple, so it was quite easy to match the color. Just a little wipe on poly.
So to sum it up, It's a quick, easy project that provides a lot of functionality.
In an effort to increase the Signal to Noise ratio, here's a pic of a project I just finished yesterday.
It's a wooden kitchen pot rack. It was in a recent issue of woodsmith magazine ( Woodsmith PotRack/ ).
I had been getting very tired of bending over and searching for pans in our cabinets.
Pretty simple project, just a basic maple frame with an inset panel of cherry lattice and some stainless hardware.
I swapped out a different shelf bracket, due to where I had to place the rack.
Fortunately, the maple cabinets in our house are pretty much that, just plain maple, so it was quite easy to match the color. Just a little wipe on poly.
So to sum it up, It's a quick, easy project that provides a lot of functionality.