After seeing some of the projects that my fellow FOG members have posted I have been shy about posting but I decided why not? I am still in my formative years in regards to building cabinets but feel that these cabinets are decent enough to post.
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This is my first medicine cabinet.
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Door handle and close up of the lower right hand corner.
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Door open and the shelves.
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Back of door and the hardwood buttons I made to hold the mirror and plywood fill panel.
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Over the comer holder. I learning how to make raised panel doors now.
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Doors open and already in use.
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Bottom of cabinet showing angle and nick knack shelf. Angled so when rising from the throne one does not hit their head.
This was an interesting project for me as I had to match angles and door profiles of cabinets built by a professional cabinet shop. My neighbor is satisfied and wants me to do a kitchen as well. I guess that means I did a decent job. Thanks for all the inspiration and tidbits of knowledge. This is a terrific forum to be a member of.
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This is my first medicine cabinet.
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Door handle and close up of the lower right hand corner.
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Door open and the shelves.
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Back of door and the hardwood buttons I made to hold the mirror and plywood fill panel.
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Over the comer holder. I learning how to make raised panel doors now.
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Doors open and already in use.
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Bottom of cabinet showing angle and nick knack shelf. Angled so when rising from the throne one does not hit their head.
This was an interesting project for me as I had to match angles and door profiles of cabinets built by a professional cabinet shop. My neighbor is satisfied and wants me to do a kitchen as well. I guess that means I did a decent job. Thanks for all the inspiration and tidbits of knowledge. This is a terrific forum to be a member of.