Beautiful job on that cabinet, Phil.
Tell us more about the changes, screwups, and fixes if you can.
I know I always have my share of those on projects.

As far as what you put in them... I dunno,
I'd be more concerned with where I would put the cabinet rather than what's
in it.
We've been making and accumulating stuff for way too long and there is no
room left.

Darrell


On Fri, 8 Mar 2024 at 17:07, Phil E.  wrote:

> Greetings Galoots,
>
> I've been a fan of James Krenov's work for a while now and I decided to
> attempt one of his small wall cabinet designs. It's made with a
> mineral-stained poplar door and carcase of pine with walnut top and bottom.
> Inside there is a bank of small drawers with varied kinds of wood for
> fronts. There's also a shelf.
>
> I enjoyed building it, but had my usual challenges of changing things in
> the middle of the building process and thus making more fiddling for
> myself. One of my main necessarily developed skills is also how to
> fix screw-ups. No wonder projects take me so long to complete.
>
> One of my confusions with Krenov is, "What are his cabinets FOR?" They are
> beautiful but what in the world do folks possess to need cabinets like
> this? Damned if I know. I just made one anyway. (Link to pics below--it
> really did happen. Ha!)
>
> Best to all Galoots,
>
> Phil  E.
> Pics:    https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjBgQTQ
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