Absolute Repeatability

[mbcabinetmaker]

This is going into a concrete room in the basement of a house. Some last minuet changes required a total redesign and a new drawing. Thanks interior designer!:mad:

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The ceiling height had to be dropped for some lighting that was added.





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The terracotta wine tiles are 6 pounds each or $2.00 per pound.









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A space to store a ladder was added. A rolling ladder was a little out of the budget.

Work will continue shortly.

[mbcabinetmaker]

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One down!:)

[rjent]

I hope someday before I die, I can do the quality work that you are showing Absolutely first class!

Dick

[beeg]

Looking good there Mark. Thanks for posting the steps.

[algale]

Question: with the dado being used to create the slots for the interlocking diagonal shelves, the end of the slot is going to be an arc. Does this not matter?

[mbcabinetmaker]

Question: with the dado being used to create the slots for the interlocking diagonal shelves, the end of the slot is going to be an arc. Does this not matter?

Most of the weight is on the back side of the shelves. I'll hide a couple of 23 gauge brads into the floaters and it will be fine.

[joedw00]

Looking good Mark. Thanks for posting.

[mountainbreeze]

Ingenious! Nice work too.

Where did you get 3/4" plywood that is actually 3/4" thick?