Leo Voisine
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OK - this is purely woodworking, or maybe carpentry - you can decide.
I am building a Pantry Cabinet, rather large.
It is 18" wide 92" tall 32" deep
3 raised panel doors
6 24" deep shallow pull out shelves.
This is not something I do on any sort of a regular basis and not really what I consider a fun project. I don't hate it, but it's not my first choice. I would hire it out if I could.
This is a BIG cabinet - and YES, I do use the CNC as one of the tools to make this cabinet. The CNC is unparalleled in its ability to get dados and rabits square and parallel. I am building a cabinet, not trying to preserve "traditional" woodworking.
In order to "fit" the cabinet into the corner it is going to live in, I needed to remove the baseboard heat and install "under cabinet" heaters. I needed to replumb the heat circuit a little to do that. Plumbing is almost my least favorite thing to do, but I cannot afford to farm it out. Repairing my car - I farm out, even though I was a auto/marine mechanic in my younger days.
I will make the progress into a youtube video
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCANIXXLCVtl0rkJIz7dwMlg
I have have not yet posted the video, but I will be uploading to my channel a bit more regularly now that I am only a couple or years away from retiring.
I am building a Pantry Cabinet, rather large.
It is 18" wide 92" tall 32" deep
3 raised panel doors
6 24" deep shallow pull out shelves.
This is not something I do on any sort of a regular basis and not really what I consider a fun project. I don't hate it, but it's not my first choice. I would hire it out if I could.
This is a BIG cabinet - and YES, I do use the CNC as one of the tools to make this cabinet. The CNC is unparalleled in its ability to get dados and rabits square and parallel. I am building a cabinet, not trying to preserve "traditional" woodworking.
In order to "fit" the cabinet into the corner it is going to live in, I needed to remove the baseboard heat and install "under cabinet" heaters. I needed to replumb the heat circuit a little to do that. Plumbing is almost my least favorite thing to do, but I cannot afford to farm it out. Repairing my car - I farm out, even though I was a auto/marine mechanic in my younger days.
I will make the progress into a youtube video
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCANIXXLCVtl0rkJIz7dwMlg
I have have not yet posted the video, but I will be uploading to my channel a bit more regularly now that I am only a couple or years away from retiring.