More Kitchen Cabinets Part 2: Face Frame Construction
Gizmodyne | January 5, 2010
My poor little 10 amp Black and Decker circular saw was not cutting it. The blade kept coming loose (that’s bad).
Repairing Old Doors
Gizmodyne | February 8, 2009
The last three cabinet doors to install are the originals that I found used as shelves in the laundry room.
Here they are, stripped and in temporary place.
ProblemsUnfortunately two of the doors have significant damage and hack repairs.
Door 1: Missing chunk of breadboard
and chunk of beadboard/ breadboard at opposite corner.
Door 2: Missing corner and bad [...]
Bungalow Kitchen Cabinets 25: Hiding the Disaster
Gizmodyne | December 14, 2008
I finally got around to dealing with this mess. (I just noticed that I posted the last post for this project 385 days ago!)
Kristin is patient, but she has been asking me to stain and install the doors. I had some fitting to do, along with a week or so of staining/ finishing before install [...]
Bungalow Kitchen Cabinets 26: Organizing the Disaster (Shelves)
Gizmodyne | February 7, 2008
So the doors were on, but what a fright inside.
I made the shelves out of vertical grain fir plywood ….
with edge glued lips of solid fir.
I read once that leaving the fronts thicker adds strength to the shelf.
My new Rockler pin jig in action
Antique brass shelf pins….
Shelves installed. The top is only 12” wide. Finish: [...]