Chris Mire
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well, i was checking out doug's montana ent center and in the thread was a mention of using a separate toe kick. something i have thought of doing, but never got the nerve to try on one of my job's.
i now use "attached" kicks, cut out of the plywood side that runs the full length of the side of the cabinet.
about 95% of the time i am doing "furniture style" cabinets where the stiles on the ends run to the floor and the kick has a decorative cutout or something.
so my question is, which do you use when building cabinets, any kind of cabinets, high dollar kitchens or just shop cabs.
why do you use that style?
have you tried both and settled on one?
i'll give my answer in the next post
chris
i now use "attached" kicks, cut out of the plywood side that runs the full length of the side of the cabinet.
about 95% of the time i am doing "furniture style" cabinets where the stiles on the ends run to the floor and the kick has a decorative cutout or something.
so my question is, which do you use when building cabinets, any kind of cabinets, high dollar kitchens or just shop cabs.
why do you use that style?
have you tried both and settled on one?
i'll give my answer in the next post
chris