Today in the Old Southern Woodshop******Range Hood

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mbcabinetmaker
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Today in the Old Southern Woodshop******Range Hood

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I just finished this hood. Hoping to get back on the Credenza that I need to build!




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Your work always looks impressive Mark :)
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Fantastic.

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I showed my wife, and I think she wants one. :eek: It really does look great.

I had no idea that wood was a suitable material for them ... all I see is stainless, or maybe powder-coated steel. No fire-code or maintenance issues with wood?
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BuckeyeDennis wrote:I showed my wife, and I think she wants one. :eek: It really does look great.

I had no idea that wood was a suitable material for them ... all I see is stainless, or maybe powder-coated steel. No fire-code or maintenance issues with wood?
I think that is an outer decorative shell. A 'real' hood will be placed inside.


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JPG wrote:
BuckeyeDennis wrote:I showed my wife, and I think she wants one. :eek: It really does look great.

I had no idea that wood was a suitable material for them ... all I see is stainless, or maybe powder-coated steel. No fire-code or maintenance issues with wood?
I think that is an outer decorative shell. A 'real' hood will be placed inside.


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Someone is going to have a very nice kitchen .


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