7 minutes ago, Cliff said:

 That's funny.

 

 

for any problem there are 2 solutions:  engineering or accounting.  you can either fix what is wrong (build a step stool for short types), or you can pay them to put up with tall counters.  i'm cheap, build a step.

change the base of the cabs to functional...

add storage drawers and step stool combinations.....

did this for woman that was about 4'10''...

 

 

Edited August 28, 201610 yr by Stick486

This is one of a batch I did using CB Designer program for the layout. Did not use the blood groove but did use the procedure Douglas has laid out. Thanks again.

 

 

9 hours ago, Gerald said:

This is one of a batch I did using CB Designer program for the layout. Did not use the blood groove but did use the procedure Douglas has laid out. Thanks again.

 

 

 

CB Designer is a great little program. That is a nice looking board. 

 

I only put the juice groove in if they want it.

 

On 8/26/2016 at 3:30 PM, Stick486 said:

 

Looks like something that Oliver would make...

Outstanding tutorial, Doug. Thanks for preserving this.

23 hours ago, Cliff said:

nice board.   Nice thickness.  I keep considering and rejecting the idea because my wife is short and it'd add 2" to her need to reach with a knife.

You need to build her a VC. What is a VC, you ask? A step stool for Vertically Challenged people.

I wish all posts were like this.  We are here supposedly to teach each other.  I am glad this post did just that.

Once question when you wiped down the extra glue with warm water did not that also seal the wood surface?

1 hour ago, Michael Thuman said:

I wish all posts were like this.  We are here supposedly to teach each other.  I am glad this post did just that.

Once question when you wiped down the extra glue with warm water did not that also seal the wood surface?

 

no.  plus it got a lot of sanding later on, so any remaining glue is sanded off.  you can see it and feel it.