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Merritt Malin Case Piece

By Merritt24, member Nov 14, 2008

Entertainment center cabinet, mahogany , curly maple and hard maple

This piece won Best of Show at the 2005 Colorado Springs Fine Woodworking Show. The cabinet was made at The Center for Furniture Craftsmanship’s 12 week intensive program.

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Comments

Timberwerks | Nov 14, 2008 05:06pm | #1
Outstanding work, deserving of Best Of Show.
Abbeywood | Nov 19, 2008 08:24pm | #2
Congrats from a CFC 9 month Grad. Very nicely done.
Brian8t | Nov 19, 2008 09:50pm | #3
Nice. I'm jealous. I love the contrast.
loulou50 | Nov 23, 2008 01:43pm | #4
Bravo, the dimensions are wonderfull. Great work, chapeau!

Norman
Brundo | Nov 30, 2008 04:42pm | #5
It is eye pleasing, wonderfull design.

Did you follow instructions and created detailed drawings first!?
wwmm | Dec 27, 2008 06:41am | #6
So nice!
It's elegant and not bulky.
Just wondering, would you make the finger hole (?) a tad smaller?
Still love it.
DavidWI | Jan 04, 2010 02:28am | #7
Clean, simple lines. Less is so much more.
JSoder | Feb 10, 2011 05:49pm | #8
Beautiful, elegant, love the curved legs and raised top. I am looking for a design for small cabinet to make vessel sink vanity for small bathroom. Do you have this design in a plan that can be purchased? Thank you.

lusdad | Feb 09, 2021 09:29pm | #9
Did you ever receive a response for plans for this cabinet?
Thanks!
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