[adot45]

This was a pretty quick and easy cabinet to build.

 

[Leo G]

Nice to see the old fashion hinges in use. I use to use them a lot on projects. How did you make the doors?

 

[adot45]

Hi Leo, I like the old looking hinges too. The doors are frames put together with pocket screws. The backs are routed out 3/8. I put a raised panel in the top one and 1/4 lauan plywood in the bottom one. I routed a decorative profile on the front stopping 3/4" from the corners. Thanks for the comment. Dave

Here's another cabinet I made using those style of hinges.

 

[johnnie52]

I like the choice of color. It really looks like something from back in the 30's.

 

[adot45]

I like the choice of color. It really looks like something from back in the 30's.

Thank You, the color is supposedly historically accurate. :smile:

 

[Leo G]

Here's one I made for a client

 

[adot45]

Great looking cabinet Leo, :thumbsup: Did you route the door panels out or cut them on the table saw?

 

[Leo G]

I have all the tools and cutters to do it. I have 3 shapers. Cope on one, Stick on another and panel on the last. My color is also a historically correct color.

 

[adot45]

Holy cow, what a setup. I'm a novice but I got interested in woodworking originally to do cope and stick styles and rails. I haven't got that far yet but I am having a lot of fun in this very enjoyable hobby. The color of your cabinet is outstanding.

 

[Leo G]

I've been doing this for more than 25 years now. I have a shop that I run my business out of. I need to have the tools to git r done in a timely fashion. I don't do much of the older looking work anymore. More time consuming and it takes a special client to want to afford to have it done.