Kitchen cabinets from reclaimed ash and pallets
comments (4) April 29th, 2009 in Reader's Gallery
I built this kitchen in my current house, using spalted white ash for the cabinet faces and door & drawer frames, and pallets for the panels. The ash was removed from the interior walls of a summer kitchen attached to the house, and the pallets were picked up for free at a local second-hand building supply store. I went through a lot of planer knives.... There was no stain used on the project, just a satin clearcoat. The pallets were tropical wood, and inlcuded various types such as purpleheart, bubinga and even rosewood. Carcases are made of paint-grade maple plywood with knots cleverly avoided or hidden. I also made the countertops, which are concrete. Since these photos were talen I have repainted the kitchen and bought new appliances, so it looks much better now!
Design or Plan used: My Own Design - Jim Dickie
posted in: Reader's Gallery, reclaimed, cabinets, full-inset
Congratulations to our winner!
Congratulations to our winner Clark Kellogg, aka Clarkatron, with his garden bench made from reclaimed “sinker” cypress.
Prize Package:
- Fine Woodworking Archive Collection DVD-ROM
- Fine Woodworking Shop Apron
- Fine Woodworking Mug
Contest is now closed.
Winner was announced on May 29, 2009.










Comments (4)
Posted: 4:23 pm on October 4th
Posted: 9:09 am on May 5th
mean you covered up all of this nice wood?
Nice Job.
Posted: 5:10 pm on April 29th
Posted: 10:48 am on April 29th
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