Thank you Cal, I found that curly cherry in the door panels in Ohio while working out there, and the rest of the material is from a cherry tree I cut down and dried on our property. I built that for my wife.
I am a professional photographer and in years past I had some clients that required a lot of working with Amish photographing Stallions for breeding purposes in about five states.
Quite a few Amish farms had small sawmills and I would always inquire about any kind of figured wood they might have. I soon learned they usually had a stash in a barn somewhere because their normal lumber buyers were not interested in it ( to hard to work in production). So I would return on my on time and sort through and hand pick what I wanted. I stocked up so I would have enough when I retired.
Thank you Pat. Those hinges came from Fisher Forge LLC in Hamburg Pa. (610-562-5425) they are part RT-1A they were $26.00 pr when I built that. I believe Horton Brasses also has some very nice ones but more expensive. The plans for that cabinet were in Popular Wood Working November 2010 by Mark Arnold.
Thanks for your interest and nice words...........................Glenn
We have been getting everyone's share of rain and snow( previously). It's time they take some!
We are another hour and half northwest of Lockhaven. Best place in the world for cherry. Most all of it goes to China.