Another Dartboard Cabinet - This one for the new Camp

Love the use of corks for background almost makes it look like an old brick wall. Nice overall.

-- Ron, "Curiosity is a terrible thing to waste."

Thanks Ron. I wish I could take credit for it but I saw the technique online where other people had used it. I like it for the same reasons and it also is a great functional backing to catch errant throws. Got all the corks on Amazon pretty cheap and just split them on the bandsaw.

-- Scott - https://www.facebook.com/CustomHistoricalDisplays/ and www.customhistoricaldisplays.com

This is an outstanding wall cabinet. This would be a nice accent in a man cave.

helluvawreck aka Charles
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-- helluvawreck aka Charles, http://woodworkingexpo.wordpress.com

Cool project. ANy thought of doing chalk board on the right side?

Nice work

-- Rick M, http://thewoodknack.blogspot.com/

That Walnut & maple is a nice combination Scott.
And I’ve used those no-mortise hinges on a few projects recently and really like them.
I;m sure the family will get a lot of fun out of that Dart Board.

Hey Rick – I considered building in a chalk board instead of a white board but decided there would be a lot less mess with a white board. I also thought the door would also take less of a beating over the years since far less pressure is required to write and erase with a dry erase marker. I do think the white board lacks a certain old school charm a chalk board would have though.

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