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Shaker Sill Cupboard

comments (2) May 11th, 2012 in Reader's Gallery

robscaffe, member

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Based on original from Watervliet NY community. Shown in Kassay's and Handberg's books. Details are faithful to the original piece, however I changed the proportions, height and drawer graduations to suit my tastes. The door opening was also increased for pratical considerations. Solid Cherry throughout, with Poplar as secondary wood.

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benchslave writes: Great job! How many hours do you think you put in to building this piece? I would like to build one with glass doors.
Posted: 11:25 pm on May 26th