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522 Bathroom cabinet part 1
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English - April 05, 2014 01:28 - ★★★★ - 43 ratingsHobbies Leisure Education woodworking hobbyiest woodworker home wood tools lumber furniture construction hand Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
My next big project is already underway, a “commission” piece for an old neighbor. After they did a little bathroom renovation, there’s now a need for a cabinet that can store towels and all those things you don’t necessarily want hanging out making the place look all cluttered.
The cabinet itself is a pretty good sized piece. In fact a lot bigger than I had originally envisioned, but so far it’s coming together rather nicely.
The body of the cabinet is being constructed of a premium cherry veneered plywood, so the big question on my mind was what would I cover the exposed plies with? Veneer edge-banding or a thicker solid wood edge-banding?
I chose the thicker solid wood version and decided to try a technique to cut it repeatedly and accurately on the table saw that I hadn’t tried before.
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