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Bow front medicine cabinet with towel bar. Featuring bent lamination doors with knife hinges, Q-sawn white oak, lacewood veneer and walnut accents. My wife asked me to build a medicine cabinet for the bathroom and wanted a towel bar below it. She would have settled for a square box and a store bought towel bar. At the time I was wanting to experiment with veneer and bent lamination's. The cabinet hangs using 4 key hole slots routed in hardwood cleats.

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Much better decision!
 

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Great looking cabinet,
any pics of how you did the bent laminations?
Kind Regards
Anthony
 

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Very Nice Project & Well Done!

Rick S.
 

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THose curved doors are a nice touch.
 

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Very nice. I like the handles.
 

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Thanks for the comments. I didn't take any pics of the build process. The bent lamination doors are made with several layers of bending plywood. I didn't have a vacuum press so I made opposing bending forums and lots of clamps to create the glueup.
 

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Really like the bow front. It adds a visually pleasing element to an already beautiful piece.
 

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Really like the bow front. It adds a visually pleasing element to an already beautiful piece.

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Thanks Matt.
 
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