That looks great and with a hidden compartment! I made one just like it for my son, out of ASH, about 10 years ago. He now has a gun safe, so the one I made just holds STUFF now!
Gun Cabinet for my son
Here are a few pics of a recently (today!) completed gun cabinet.
Materials are Pin Oak and some Red oak, Lexan for the doors and green felt.
Finish is Dark Walnut oil based stain (as per request) and 3 coats of Marine Varnish. A couple of wax (Johnsons) jobs to finish it off.
It's 78" tall.
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This pic is of the method I used to hold in the Lexan. The glass shop couldn't get the metal clips I wanted.
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This is the interior of the slanted front. The green felted panel lifts out for access to a hidden compartment.
Materials are Pin Oak and some Red oak, Lexan for the doors and green felt.
Finish is Dark Walnut oil based stain (as per request) and 3 coats of Marine Varnish. A couple of wax (Johnsons) jobs to finish it off.
It's 78" tall.
This pic is of the method I used to hold in the Lexan. The glass shop couldn't get the metal clips I wanted.
This is the interior of the slanted front. The green felted panel lifts out for access to a hidden compartment.
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