[Gearheadmb]

I made them for my sister in laws house to go around the refrigerator. 3/4 ply carcass and poplar face frame. Dado joints glued and pocket screwed. Its nothing too serious, but since it was my first time I was pretty happy with how it came out.

I made shaker doors but forgot to get a picture of them. They need to painted yet before I can put them on. It was a pretty fun project.

 

[John Smith_inFL]

nicely done - looks very professional.

 

[489tad]

You should be happy with it. It looks great.

 

[JackDuren]

Looks good. Is the frame the same depth as the wall on the left?

 

[Gearheadmb]

Looks good. Is the frame the same depth as the wall on the left?

It's just a fuzz shorter than the wall, maybe a half inch. As soon as I got it mounted I looked at that and thought, "that's gonna be a pain to make the crown moulding come out right." But if I hadn't made it short it would have been a pain to trim the gap between the cabinet and the wall.

 

[JackDuren]

A lot of times there shallower to allow for trim..

You could just pad the front out with a piece of scribe and flush it before trimming.