August 29, 20205 yr Popular Post Today, I delivered the island to its new home. Luckily, we had lots of help bringing it in. Unfortunately, we had to remove both doors from a patio door to get it in. I was little unsure if the color was right but the customer is always right. She picked the right color and it looks great.Y
August 29, 20205 yr nice craftsmanship. two questions: no power outlets? and no recessed kick plate so you can stand close?
August 29, 20205 yr Awesome work and craftsmanship. I had the same question about the toe kick and utility hookups. BTW, oak? Edited August 29, 20205 yr by FlGatorwood
August 29, 20205 yr Popular Post years ago i built our kitchen, including this refrigerator surround, with 6 drawers behind 2 doors for the pantry, and 4 lazy susans behind 2 sets of double doors. it was planned in the shop, and then built in place with pocket screws. opening for the fridge is 37x73. over 8 feet tall. no way to move it once assembled.
August 29, 20205 yr Author Popular Post 36 minutes ago, DAB said: nice craftsmanship. two questions: no power outlets? and no recessed kick plate so you can stand close? Actually, I suggested the power outlet and she didn’t want it. When she ordered it she laid out five pictures from Pinterest and this is exacted what she ordered.
August 29, 20205 yr Author Popular Post 29 minutes ago, FlGatorwood said: Awesome work and craftsmanship. I had the same question about the toe kick and utility hookups. BTW, oak? Hickory. Heavy too.
August 29, 20205 yr Popular Post it will be interesting to check back with her in a year or so. see how well it is meeting her expectations.
August 29, 20205 yr @DAB, that is beautiful cabinet work. And, yes, I am trying to guess the wood. Great job on those cabinets.
August 29, 20205 yr 21 minutes ago, FlGatorwood said: @DAB, that is beautiful cabinet work. And, yes, I am trying to guess the wood. Great job on those cabinets. wormy maple. AKA Ambrosia maple. the Ambrosia beetle infests the tree, leaving little tunnels and stains. you don't know it until you cut it down. when we did this, the 4/4 lumber was about $2.50/BF. not anymore.
August 29, 20205 yr Author Popular Post 2 hours ago, DAB said: it will be interesting to check back with her in a year or so. see how well it is meeting her expectations. In a year, I really won’t care.
August 30, 20205 yr Author 22 hours ago, Larry Buskirk said: Beautiful Ron. Bet you're glad to get the room back in the shop. I am but I can’t get used to it. I start building two oak cradles Monday morning.
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