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I've helped students build numerous small cabinets like this one at the Center for Furniture Craftsmanship, where I teach a course on case-piece construction. I built this one, however, as part of a video workshop that will be published on Nov. 18 on FineWoodworking.com.

The cherry cabinet uses frame-and-panel construction and would work well as a nightstand or end table.

Materials: Cherry, Shellac, Oil/Varnish Finish

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papeburrus writes: I just wanted to say thank you for the plans and the video series. They helped me emmensely as I built two of these cherry cabinets for my 5th anniversary. I posted photos in the readers gallery: http://www.finewoodworking.com/item/35280/matching-cherry-bedside-cabinets-based-on-t-rousseaus-plans
It was certainly a challenge, but a lot of fun. Thanks again.
Chris
Posted: 5:51 am on February 7th

2kidsnosleep writes: Really effective, detailed video by a great instructor. I enjoyed watching this series and the information presented was top notch.
Posted: 8:51 pm on December 26th

thepoorlife writes: Tim, the video series you did for this cabinet has helped me out a lot. Thanks for doing it. Its always great to see another woodworkers school of thought and reasoning.

Take care,
Neil
The Silent Woods Project
http://thesilentwoods.wordpress.com/
Posted: 7:36 am on December 6th

bricofleur writes: I appreciate your detailed teaching method. Thanks for sharing.
Best,
Serge
Posted: 10:18 am on November 26th

nivagthetool writes: I look forward to the part about pin hinges,never used them althogh I have restored a few pieces that had them and fixed broken ones. Nice tip for cutting tenons
Posted: 3:24 pm on November 20th

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