This home is especially iconic to me, as I did most of the work installing cabinetry, shelving, and the kitchen walls all out of Eucalyptus hardwood. This job holds seminal value as well. And I’d love to experience what I had when working there: an orange 1952 Chevy pickup.
He wanted 6 inch crown molding, and that monkey is not available in our small town, so I had to order it. I ended up getting 14: 3/4 x 6-1/8 x 84 Primed MDF Crown Moulding. More pieces equals more joints.
What really makes these cabinets distinctive is the double crown molding (on top of the uppers) and light rail (beneath the uppers).
This covered her entire wall – 15 foot long by 9 foot tall. We got the lower cabinets from Nelson Cabinets, and I fabricated the shelves and countertop from 3/4″ melamine.
They needed somebody to restore the cabinets & panels for a 78 VW Vanagon. This will be a project for me that will likely take about 4 weeks of off-and-on work…
Tim had just bought this new home in Granville, Prescott Valley, and wanted to save some money on garage cabinets. We ordered the conventional cabinets from Nelson Cabinetry, and I made the monster at the end of the garage.
This was a job for Ramido’s residence. I did a kitchen install for him about 10 months prior for a house that he flipped (one of my 1st jobs & didn’t get pics).
This is a job I got from Bobby Dixon, owner of Tri-City Home Improvement Pros. As you might notice, these cabinet doors are very different – and it’s a first for me, just seeing them.
We used quarter-sawn red oak, finished with Varathane Traditional Cherry gel stain and 4 coats of lacquer, to achieve an “antique look.”
