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Window and Maple Table Cabinet
comments (0) October 12th, 2009 in Reader's Gallery
cweink01, member
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I am interested in the history of pieces and like incorporate that into what I make. The door is a casement window from a 1920's house in MA and the beautiful maple top is from an old wrecked table probably from a similar period. My goal was to showcase these two things, especially the maple because it has such a great petina, so I built an inexpensive carcass from fir and painted it so you are drawn to the top and window. All the glass is old and wavy (including sides). All joints of carcass are hand-cut mortise and tenon. Shelves and back are 3/4" maple plywood (shelves with solid antique maple fronts). The cabinet is about 40"x32"x14"
Design or Plan used: My own design
posted in: Reader's Gallery, cabinet, Maple Cabinet, Window Cabinet
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Contest Description
Congratulations to our five winners! Mark Laub, of Minneapolis, Minn., won first prize with his After The Goldrush Lingerie Cabinet.
The rest of the winning lot included Bob Abbott of Lake Oswego, Ore., Michael Singer of Felton, Calif., Craig Thibodeau of San Diego, CA., and Craig Hopson of Salt Lake City, Utah.
The winners were awarded a clamp prize package from Bessey Tools.
First Prize
-4-piece "H" Style Pipe Clamp Set
-Bar Clamp Assortment with Mobile Rack
-K-Body REVO Framing Kit
-K-Body REVO Extender Kit:
-24 x 4" Light Duty Step-Over Clamps
Second Prize:
-4-piece "H" Style Pipe Clamp Set:
-K-Body REVO Framing Kit
-Body REVO Extender Kit:
Third, Fourth and Fifth Prize:
K-Body REVO Extender Kit
Contest ended Oct. 28 EST.
Winners were selected by the community.
Winners announced Nov. 6.
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