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Some pictures from the installation. It was a hard room to photograph.






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I was really sweating the large 4 sided top installation. It came out really well and you have to look very closely to see the joints. Very rare for a Laminate counter top.

Great looking job Mark, thanks for sharing.

It has been a little hectic in the shop lately!


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I salvaged this 48x72 inch carpet covered 3/4" plywood from a large wall panel. It is going to be the top for a work bench for my back room.










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This will make a nice shelf for my roll of craft paper.









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I even managed to get started on some face frames for a job just at quitting time.

mbcabinetmaker wrote:It has been a little hectic in the shop lately!



I salvaged this 48x72 inch carpet covered 3/4" plywood from a large wall panel. It is going to be the top for a work bench for my back room.

This will make a nice shelf for my roll of craft paper.

I even managed to get started on some face frames for a job just at quitting time.

Dang! How did you shrink that big panel that much between the first picture and the second picture.



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Board stretcher in reverse.

JPG40504 wrote:And what happens when it gets wet?:(

It puffs up like a blow fish.

The room with the cabinets, was that a home office?

Cheers,
Merle

willow wrote:The room with the cabinets, was that a home office?

Cheers,
Merle

It is a medical lab.

Oh and welcome to the forum!:)

This is just a test.

mbcabinetmaker wrote:This is just a test.

That Iowa stuff is a lot prettier than that Alabama thing!:D Not much wood though!:rolleyes: