Tansu Influenced Stereo Cabinet

bustndust, member

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Closeup of curly redwood floating panels.

Detail of sliding doors. The rails for the doors are made of ash and the recessed door pulls are made of ebonized walnut.

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This stereo cabinet was designed and built to house my vacuum tube stereo equiptment. However, it can also be used as a display cabinet. The middle "step" cabinet can be removed or positioned to the left or right side of the cabinet.

It's approximately 53"W(top)x63"Hx21"D. The main carcase is hard maple finished with waterbase polyurethane. The floating rear panels are curly redwood and finished with clear Watco and wax. Construction of the cabinet is essentially frame (pegged through mortise and tenon joints) and panel (tongue and groove) construction.

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Comments (3)

bustndust writes: Thanks guys for the positive comments. Coming from a couple of professionals really means a lot to me.
Jurgen01, I got the handles from Hida Tools in Berkeley, CA
http://www.hidatool.com/shop/shop.html
Posted: 1:36 am on September 10th

Jurgen01 writes: I really lke this cabinet. I appreciate Tansu design, generally, and I am impressed with the design and execution of this piece. Great work!

P.S. Where did you get the handles?
Posted: 4:50 pm on September 9th

SolRegent writes: This is simple, well balanced and looks well constructed. Nice to see the influence used well. Keep bustndust!!

NW
Posted: 7:53 am on September 8th

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