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Panels, panels, everywhere panels

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I just assembled the last panel for a fairly large kitchen.





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4 base end panels




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There are 2 each of these sizes.


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57 doors and 19 drawer fronts




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And a pile of huge face frames. Shop space will be tight next week during assembly.
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Post by beeg »

FIFTY-SEVEN DOORS. :eek:
Whats the size of this kitchen?
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Impressive stack! You should start a sanding apprenticeship program...:D
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beeg wrote:FIFTY-SEVEN DOORS. :eek:
Whats the size of this kitchen?

It is only 12' x 20' not really that large by todays standards. It is 110" tall with double doors on the wall cabinets an island and a cabinet for a flat screen TV. A lot packed into the room.





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Post by JPG »

mbcabinetmaker wrote:It is only 12' x 20' not really that large by todays standards. It is 110" tall with double doors on the wall cabinets an island and a cabinet for a flat screen TV. A lot packed into the room.





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Nice to see work has found you!!:)

Sure all those doors don't attract groundhogs?:D
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Mark,

I think it's fantastic that a shop like yours has a place for a Shopsmith or three! Thanks for posting. This forum is invaluable.

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tomsalwasser wrote:Mark,

I think it's fantastic that a shop like yours has a place for a Shopsmith or three! Thanks for posting. This forum is invaluable.

Best,
Tom


Or five!:D
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