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   gbwood | Oct 22, 2003 07:03am | #1

   a couple of the goodies...

   
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   gbwood | Oct 22, 2003 07:09am | #2

   on that pullout pantry the shelves have clear plex sides about 3" high that the camera didn't pick up...

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   CAGIV | Oct 22, 2003 08:47am | #3

   fabulous.

   very nice indeed.

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   gbwood | Oct 22, 2003 08:54am | #4

   I thank you sir...

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   TLJ | Oct 22, 2003 03:36pm | #7

   Thanks for showing us your work. Very inspiring. Well done.

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   gbwood | Oct 25, 2003 10:07am | #10

   you are welcome, Tim, and thank you...

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   deadmanmike | Oct 25, 2003 06:53pm | #14

   Very nice. What type of hardware/mechanism did you use to operate/support the slideout? I recently built a new ent. center with a pullout DVD/VHS unit, and I'm not happy with it's operation.

   Mike

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   gbwood | Oct 25, 2003 10:32pm | #17

   Thanks Mike-

   I used accuride 301 undermount slides & a single 3834 up top as a stabilizer 

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   StanFoster | Oct 22, 2003 01:19pm | #5

   gb:   Nice work! 

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   gbwood | Oct 25, 2003 09:58am | #8

   thanks, Stan!

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   riverr1 | Oct 22, 2003 01:34pm | #6

   Looks great. The only thing I see that I'm not sure of is the flutted column at the end of the bar. What was the design idea with carrying the flutes all the way down on the end? Curious why they weren't terminated at a base or cap, and then started up again? Thanks.

   Don

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   gbwood | Oct 25, 2003 10:06am | #9

   Don-

   boy, you got me on that one- I normally do stop the flutes where the other sides do & start up again- musta been one of those "what was I thinkin?" deals...(or not thinkin...)

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   riverr1 | Oct 25, 2003 01:07pm | #11

   No biggie, just wondered if there was a design principle in mind or not. Cabinets still look great. The finish is top notch.

   Don

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   gbwood | Oct 25, 2003 04:03pm | #12

   thanks  Don- gettin ready for phaze two of that job...

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   jimblodgett | Oct 25, 2003 06:24pm | #13

   Looks great, gb, nice balance, very well crafted. 

   You ever use cope and stick drawer fronts on those bigger drawers, like below the range?  Is that a recycle drawer to the lower right of the sink?

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   gbwood | Oct 25, 2003 10:26pm | #16

   Thanks Jim-

   yes that "door" to the right of the sink has a couple trash cans behind it. I have used "5 piece" drawer fronts, didn't want to use them here cuz I liked the way the solid fronts looked together.

   greg

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   goldhiller | Oct 25, 2003 06:56pm | #15

   Nicely done.

   Refined, handsome, yet has an overall inviting feel.

   Thumbs up.

   Knowledge is power, but only if applied in a timely fashion.
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   gbwood | Oct 25, 2003 10:33pm | #18

   thank you sir...