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Plywood Cabinet

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Woodworker: Mark Edmundson

Edmundson crafted this cabinet by sandwiching plywood on both sides of an MDF core. The doors feature frame-and-panel construction and a matched grain that Edmundson can control using plywood. The cabinet is finished with Sam Maloof’s recipe of one part satin polyurethane, one part linseed oil, and one part tung oil.

Photo: Michael Pekovich

Design or Plan used: Not specified

posted in: Reader's Gallery, plywood, oil, polyurethane, mdf, Custom Design

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