My last few projects

JBag09

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Over the last 2 months, mainly just weekends, I've worked on a kitchen island and TV stand out of cherry. I used dominos almost everywhere on both projects. Not sure how I ever managed without one for all those years. Certainly makes things a lot easier and faster. Along with my TS55 and various sanders, drills and the Kapex, it's almost to easy, sort of. [big smile]
The kitchen island was made from Maple plywood and solid maple. Was the first cabinet I ever had to paint, so took a chance and just used a foam roller. It came out okay, but I need to come up with a spray booth to use in the shop. Dovetailed the drawers and had soft close slides on them. Just waiting for the customer to have the granite installed on the top.
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The TV stand was made from solid cherry and cherry plywood. Again had dominos everywhere in this and it made glue up easy.
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[member=39086]JBag09[/member]

Some great looking work there.  That's some nice tiger maple on the sides of that one drawer.  Thanks for the photos!

Mike A.
 
Thanks guys. @mike__aa That maple was kind of a lucky find. It was actually being thrown out at my work, was originally 8/4 that was resawn, that was the falloff. I grabbed every piece I found and knew exactly what I could use it for. It's a shame stuff like that gets tossed out, but it's one of those perks of the job for me.
 
JBag09 said:
Thanks guys. @mike__aa That maple was kind of a lucky find. It was actually being thrown out at my work, was originally 8/4 that was resawn, that was the falloff. I grabbed every piece I found and knew exactly what I could use it for. It's a shame stuff like that gets tossed out, but it's one of those perks of the job for me.

[member=39086]JBag09[/member]

Every time your customer opens that drawer, the tiger maple should bring a smile to their face.  Nice way to have them remember your craftsmanship!  I wish I was lucky in finding wood like that! LOL

Mike A.
 
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