September 19, 20178 yr 3 hours ago, Gene Howe said: Have you tried it? I think I can control the depth better with the knife. cavities for revolvers and some long guns have to be cut at varying depths. Although, kaizen is pretty forgiving. I've never tried it either Gene, but I'm going to have to give it a try. Sounds like just the thing.
September 19, 20178 yr 2 hours ago, Gerald said: Seems I always wind up off line or have a slant to the cut I used to have the same problem... I found if I cut first then draw the line things match up a lot closer.
September 19, 20178 yr 3 hours ago, Grandpadave52 said: Pretty cool using spalted material. Are you allowed to apply any type of finish? Awesome project John. Thanks for participating and taking time to show us. Well we were going to let the kids paint it and that is why I used Poplar. After I cut this and planed it, I liked the Spalted look and I hate to see it get covered up. I didn't remember this Poplar having the Spalting in it when I put it in the barn a few years ago. I guess I will keep the Prototype and clear finish it for me.
September 19, 20178 yr 17 minutes ago, John Moody said: I didn't remember this Poplar having the Spalting in it when I put it in the barn a few years ago. Mule(s) getting a bit forgetful are they?
September 19, 20178 yr 13 minutes ago, Grandpadave52 said: Mule(s) getting a bit forgetful are they? They remember the way, I just don't remember what I put there sometimes
September 22, 20178 yr Popular Post Got a couple more cabinets assembled and delivered to the jobsite. Actually we put them in the lady's garage on sawhorses and covered with a tarp until the demo is complete on the existing lower cabinets. These two will flank the sink cabinet. The cabinet with the custom utensil drawer will be on the left of the sink. It turned out nice. I cut the top using my CNC. I cut it upside down so a rabbit could be cut along all four edges. And the holes are perfect. The cans simply drop in and can be easily removed and set on the counter when needed. Still have a few more to build then it will be time to break out the big hammer!
September 22, 20178 yr Very nice @MT Stringer...the utensil drawer is a great idea...no more rummaging around in drawers...
September 23, 20178 yr 3 hours ago, Grandpadave52 said: Very nice @MT Stringer...the utensil drawer is a great idea...no more rummaging around in drawers... This is what it looks like in action in our kitchen. :-) ...and the sample picture I used.
September 23, 20178 yr 23 minutes ago, MT Stringer said: This is what it looks like in action in our kitchen. :-) ...and the sample picture I used. Sweet! I definitely like the looks of yours much better especially with the exposed dovetails,natural finish and the staggered can placement. Quite classy!
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