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Krenov cabinet

comments (0) February 25th, 2013 in Reader's Gallery

Antondeg, member

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The handles they are more my style than the ones in the article.

The back is spalted maple and was my first panel.

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I have always wanted to build a Krenov Cabinet and the chance came to build a new display cabinet. It is made of curly maple which was tricky to work with.

I followed the article in FWW #208. Except mine is a hanging cabinet and it was about half the hight. I am very pleased with it considering it is my first attempt. It was also my first attempt at hinges and doors. So I am pleased. It is finished with boiled linseed oil to get the grain to pop and then shellac and wax.

Design or Plan used: My own design

posted in: Reader's Gallery, cabinet, modern, maple, shellac

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