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Pear Wall Cabinet

February 10th, 2009 in The Gallery     
amishness amishness, member
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Coopered door
These dovetails are small...the smaller drawer is about 1 1/4 wide...the drawers are also curved, so it wa a lesson in cutting dovetails in curved drawer fronts.
Back panel detail...i wanted the rail in the back panel to echo the edge of the mini-cabinet, which also meant the panel had to be carved. Pretty challenging but not as hard as one might think..
Teeny tiny dovetails
Coopered door

Coopered door
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Reading James krenov's books and seeing all the furniture coming out of College of the Redwoods and Inside Passage, it was time to give it a shot. Here's what i came up with, A small wall cabinet in Pearwood, with Birch back panels and drawers. With African Padouk for the hardware. This cabinet was a lesson in high calibre woodworking and it has taught me to slow down to a snail's pace and do the best work i can. The next cabinet will only be better!

 

Pearwood, Birch, Padouk

Shellac, wax

10"x20"x5"


Design or Plan used: My own design - Nick Brygidyr
posted in: The Gallery, cabinet, dovetails, frame and panel
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Comments (2)

palo writes: Nice work Nick. Posted: 2:16 am on February 15th
KRASSEL writes: Very elegant. I like that you left some of the small "flaws" in the wood exposed.The carving on the back panel was a real nice touch. It's an all round beautiful piece. Great job. Posted: 11:54 am on February 12th
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