Crazyraceguy
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I deviated from the drawing slightly on this one. It was drawn to have butt joints on the outside corners and have them covered by a metal corner cap. I don't really know why? IMHO, that would really take away from the look. So I mitered all of them and they can cover it up in the field at the time of install, if someone insists on it being done that way. This gives them the option to leave it though, if they were unaware that it could be done like this. It gets a tack-board surface on the inside above the countertop, but it wasn't in place when I had the time to take a few pics.
This one is a bit more refined than the last time I worked with this weathered wood. The material was supplied by the client already skip-planed on the back and rabbited for ship lap. This made it easy to work with, but not quite as crude/used looking as previous projects.
This one is a bit more refined than the last time I worked with this weathered wood. The material was supplied by the client already skip-planed on the back and rabbited for ship lap. This made it easy to work with, but not quite as crude/used looking as previous projects.