| Project by Ben | posted 01-18-2020 03:03 PM | 1672 views | 8 times favorited | 9 comments |  |
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The bottom portion of this cabinet is a wine rack capable of holding 40 bottles of wine. The upper portion is a liquor cabinet.
The wine bottles actually sit with a slight downward slope (7 degrees), which allowed me to keep the 3 boards I used to support them more even in thickness, and therefore thinner overall. That increased the density of the wine rack – about 36 in tall by 30 inches wide.
The upper cabinet sits on top of then wine rack. The sides are sloped throughout the project, which made things like doors a little more challenging.
I used sapelle for the entire project.
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awsum55
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#1 posted 01-18-2020 05:13 PM
Beautiful piece with an Asian flare.
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TDominy
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#2 posted 01-18-2020 06:06 PM
Wow, nicely done.
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recycle1943
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#3 posted 01-18-2020 06:11 PM
don’t know if you meant to do it but it sure has an asian ‘slant’ which makes it even more attractive.
-- Dick, Malvern Ohio - my biggest fear is that when I die, my wife sells my toys for what I told her I paid for them
DocsDesigns
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#4 posted 01-18-2020 07:31 PM
Very well done sir. Love the asian influence, and the Sapele just pops!
a1Jim
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#5 posted 01-18-2020 09:41 PM
This is a very fine build and design Ben , excellent workmanship.
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#6 posted 01-18-2020 09:58 PM
Wow great build.
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#7 posted 01-18-2020 10:47 PM
You sure you’re on the right forum? We are amateurs here, mere mortals.
swirt
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#8 posted 01-19-2020 02:32 AM
Very attractive design. And so useful for the important stuff ;) Well done.
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#9 posted 01-19-2020 03:00 PM
Great work and a very nice design too!
-- Mike, an American living in Norway.
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