Walnut Vanity, curved front

Great job. Is there walnut veneer on the center of the drawer fronts.

Looks great.

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Great job! Forgive my ignorance, but how is the raised molding done with cope and stick panels like that?

Thanks!

JC

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This is a great job.
Talking of “curve drawer” did you steam-bend solid wood or laminate them?
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Great job!

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Thanks for all the comments, Yes the panel in the middle is 1/4” ply with walnut veneer. The molding is an applied molding which we wetted in water then put in a jig that matched our curve and let to dry for at least 30 hours. The rails were made on the bandsaw and sanded. Since this was a vanity the curved fronts were screwed to the cabinet and not applied to a drawer. The next ones we are working on will have curved doors also and a carved front on top. Will add pictures when that one is done in a couple of weeks.

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Great job!

Thanks for the post

Callum

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Very nice, great job.

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like the bent drawers, steam bent, or laminate?

These are false fronts for sinks. They are laminated and assembled.

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Beautiful job CM. Well done!

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Looks good done. Thanks for sharing

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Hey Jerry
As usual another WOW project. couldn’t you just mock up a door on a orange crate to make us all feel better just once. LOL The bowed front looks really nice. super finish. It looks like what it is HIGH END. A++++

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very nice, what materials and methods did you use ? make any special jigs or fixtures?

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I’m sorry Dan. I did not realize I had not posted that information. This cabinet was built from Mahogany and has a burl veneer panels. No special jigs or fixtures on ths cabinet. Just used 10/4 lumber and cut the bowed top and bottom rails on a bandsaw to the arch.

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Fantastic.