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Cabinet with finish and handles

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I finally got pictures of the finished cabinet, so I'm posting them as promised.
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Nice job,looks good finished.
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Super!!! He did an excellent job finishing! Shows off your work very well!:)
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Very nice work.
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Thanks for your kind remarks. I think I might have used different hardware, but I think it looks very nice as it is. I'm thankful he sent me the pictures as I keep pictures of all my projects, at the beginning, during, and completed.
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Nice piece!

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Doubly nice when you get paid for having fun!:cool:
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Nice to do commission work, but adds a bit of pressure I find!!! Nice job!!
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rbursek wrote:Nice to do commission work, but adds a bit of pressure I find!!! Nice job!!
At least he did not need to 'finish' it!:D

Nice indeed!
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Ya, I have spent more time on the finishing on some projects then making them. This is one of those, 16 hours to cut and sand, 40 plus on the finishing, all hand brushed, 4 coats B4 assembly.
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Nice looking chair.:cool:
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