Wall Cabinet
We wanted rustic and somewhat unique. I found some quarter-sawn Douglas Fir milled locally that has proven both visually interesting and easy to work with.
Jeff turns logs into dimensional stock with his Timber King. The quality is excellent and the price is right.
Gluing up the stock for the Cabinet Sides
Solid wood Cabinet Side
Gluing up the stock for the Cabinet Sides
Solid wood Cabinet Side
The doors are also solid stock. The styling was inspired by my Great Grandfather's desk - solid wood and simple. Rather than cut out the imperfections - Bark Beetle Pitch Pockets, wind checks, staining and knots - I did my best to incorporate them to add to the rustic look.
Slatted solid wood Doors
Simple Joinery
It takes a little work but it is enjoyable to create something out of the local trees.
Slatted solid wood Doors
Simple Joinery
It takes a little work but it is enjoyable to create something out of the local trees.
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Love your cabinets!! The doors in our Mountain house are home made and milled poplar. They are thick and heavy and rustic looking and I love them. They have a coat of urathane so we can wipe them down and of course it brings out the colors and knots. You will love them. Lookin good and coming right along!!!...debbie
ReplyDeleteMan, that is some beautiful wood! Should make for a very warm feeling in the kitchen...
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The cabinets will be beautiful! Should make the kitchen very nice - and inviting. And Mo, thank you for visiting my blog and for your "always kind" and encouraging comments. I appreciate it. Mona
ReplyDeleteThe Timber King sure makes it look easy huh. I made a bunch of Ash flooring with a friend once. Very fun.
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