[osweezea]

My latest project is a hutch refurbishing. To make a long story short, this hutch belonged to a friend of mines mother who died in prison, and this hutch was all that she owned. I agreed with my friend to just throw it away while he was moving until I heard this heart wrenching story. The hutch was cracked, split, molding, and just generally falling apart. I completely disassembled it and stripped, sanded, repaired and reassembled the entire thing. It is sitting in the barn right now with one coat of stain, awaiting a possible second. I will update this post with more pics once it is completely finished.

again I apologize for not knowing how to rotate these pics.

 

[cabinetman]

I was getting a stiff neck. Looking good so far.

 

[JGarth]

Very nice.

 

[osweezea]

Update

Well here is the finished product. Well mostly, I may change the handles for my friend if he doesnt like these that were laying around.

 

[mackem]

Super work osweezea, your friend will love it. :thumbsup:

 

[joasis]

Beautiful piece.....inspiration has the wheels turning.

 

[Rex Bloem]

That is beautiful. A very nice job and great color.

 

[daryl in nanoose]

Fantastic job

 

[osweezea]

Man....I love you guys. You all make me feel so good about the things I have done. Thank you so much!

 

[Gerry KIERNAN]

Absolutely gorgeous.

Gerry

 

[natemclain]

Good job!
You did great on the color & finish.

 

[Joe C]

Excellent job on the finish!

http://www.craftandwoodworking.com

 

[joesdad]

Really nice job, and nice of you.
That's some pretty unique scroll work.
I doubt it was a production piece.

 

[woodman42]

WOW is that the same piece?
Man, great job.:thumbsup:

 

[bigredc]

I can only dream of being able to build something that nice. Maybe some day. What kind of wood is that?

 

[osweezea]

It is made of all solid maple! But in case you didn't read it above, I only restored it for the owner.

 

[JON BELL]

Weird looking feet.