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Reader's Gallery

Krenov-style Display Cabinet

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Woodworker: Mitch Mandel

Having always admired the spare elegance of James Krenov’s work, Mandel strove to capture that spirit when he built this display cabinet. Made of black walnut, tiger maple, and purpleheart, the cabinet features curved legs set at 45° to the case, and a slightly curved front with flat glass panels. It is finished with oil and varnish.

Photo: Mitch Mandel

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posted in: Reader's Gallery, walnut, maple, purpleheart, James Krenov, Oil/Varnish Mix

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