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DanFecteau
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by DanFecteau »
Off-white with light glaze kitchen with beaded frame, island is distress cherry.
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DanFecteau
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by DanFecteau »
Couple more pics, pantry was'nt done at that time...
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Mike Seisser
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by Mike Seisser »
Great kitchen! Cabs look awesome! Nice work.
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Brian Shannon
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by Brian Shannon »
VERY Nice Dan. Lots of detail really shows.
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by Mark Taylor »
Beautiful work Dan...inset doors really do make it furniture grade! I agree on the detail as well...design has been beautifully worked out.
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by Kerry Fullington »
Dan,
Beautiful work. I am always impressed with both your designs and quality.
Kerry
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by Michael Yeargain »
Was this cut on a router?
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DanFecteau
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by DanFecteau »
Yes it was cut on our thermwood
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by greg youngken »
Dan, great looking job! Did you design this ? I really like the cooktop area, looks good.
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by Lamar Horton »
How did you do the wide (corbels?) with the bullseyes at the cooktop? What material, is it a solid piece, several layers, or what?
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DanFecteau
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by DanFecteau »
Several layers of 1\" thick, the rosette is half integrated in a pocket made with a hand router, the rosette was machined on our thermwood though.
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Lamar Horton
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by Lamar Horton »
Excellent.