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CD Cabinet

By Swedefreak, member Sep 30, 2009

These CD cabinets are made of wood recycled from discarded shipping pallets. The panels were resawn so the very bold grain could be book-matched around the sides and front of each piece. The tops and bottoms are dovetailed. The full-inset panel-in-frame doors feature added coxbead and solid brass hardware. The backs are thin beadboard. Finished without stain in semi-gloss polyurethane and wax.

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Comments

gumbyteeth04 | Oct 07, 2009 09:10am | #1
Nice job. Who knew recycled lumber could be so beautiful? Thanks for sharing.

Dan
mancave55 | Oct 18, 2009 09:14pm | #2
wow! nice job. what did you use for the full-inset panel-in
frame doors?

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