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Building a Mud Room: Behind the Scenes

comments (2) February 16th, 2010 in Blogs        
ManKnit Matt Berger, executive producer
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Fine Homebuilding author Gary Striegler works on a story pole for the trim carpenters portion of the build off.
The Fine Woodworking crew photographs and films Tony OMalley for the woodworking portion of the Build Off.
The camera crew: Fine Homebuilding web producer John Ross and Fine Woodworking web producer Gina Eide.
Fine Homebuilding author Gary Striegler works on a story pole for the trim carpenters portion of the build off.Click To Enlarge

Fine Homebuilding author Gary Striegler works on a story pole for the trim carpenter's portion of the build off.


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The woodshop here at the world headquarters of Fine Homebuilding and Fine Woodworking magazine is busy with lights, cameras, and action this week as we kicked off day one of our marathon session to produce a series of articles and videos on the topic of built-in furniture and cabinetry.

Two approaches to a mudroom
Our goal is to document the process of creating two built-in mudrooms: one using traditional fine woodworking techniques and another using the tried-and-true techniques of a trim carpenter. We're aiming to find out how these processes differ and what we can learn from each.

By 8:00 a.m. Tuesday morning, our Build Off set was fully constructed, lit and ready to roll.

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posted in: Blogs, built-ins, woodworking, mudroom, trim-carpentry

Comments (2)

log2080 log2080 writes: Hey,in Canada first you have to clear a section of the customers yard out with a snow shovel before you can even begin a set up to construct cabinets. I have build many laundry room cabinets and simple purpose built cabinets also laminate countertops with clamp on straight edges etc. Of course a shop enviroment produces a superior product but sometimes you have to go with what is available.
Posted: 11:59 pm on March 1st

JimOHerron JimOHerron writes: I look forward to Wednesday's discussion.
Posted: 5:49 pm on February 28th

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