I used my domino joiner to build this walnut credenza. The piece is built from solid wood 5/4 stock that finished up to one inch for the top, sides, bottom and shelf. I milled the doors and frame and panel back to 7/8 inch thick. I used Brusso hinges, ball catches and door pulls. I finished the piece with shellac in the interior and Minwax Wipe On Poly for the exterior. The design was from a piece published in the July/August 1988 issue of Fine Wood Working by John McAlevey.
Black Walnut Credenza
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Yep that domino works best Is this for your house? Looks nice thanks for sharing
builderbob
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Great build! The graining in that top is awesome!
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@honeydokreg, It will most likely end up in my house but, I built it to move some previously glued up boards out of the way to make room for a hallway table and mirror I have to build. I think my wife will find a place for it somewhere.honeydokreg said:
chrisrosenb
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Another nice project.
Richard, I thought that if I put the ball catch in the door it might leave a mark on the case stile since the reveals were so tight. Also, since this was my first use of these ball catches, I was just "winging it". Thanks for the comments!Richard Leon said:
