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   CAGIV | Mar 25, 2003 05:26pm | #1

   Looks like you came up with a great idea.  Beautiful work,  

   What is the counter top made of?

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   gbwood | Mar 25, 2003 05:57pm | #2

   Cag, thanks... the counter is just MDF- gonna be faux finished to look like stone of some sort (a funky granite that was priced out of this world)

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   OregonBob | Mar 25, 2003 06:45pm | #3

   Looks nice!  Nice design, nice construction.  I really like the pull-out work surface.

   Speaking of countertops, I saw a countertop in another magazine, and they used 12 x 12 granite tile instead of solid granite on their kitchen counters.  I think they used 1/16" grout lines.  It looked great, and cost tons less than solid granite.  Can't wait till my wife gives me the "all clear" to tear into our kitchen!

   Keep up the good work!

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   gbwood | Mar 26, 2003 05:59pm | #6

   thanks Bob- I've seen the granite tiles run on counters without grout joints too.

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   CAGIV | Mar 25, 2003 10:54pm | #4

   What, you don't want to spend 90-190 a sq ft on counter top :)

     By the way is that lady in that drawing topless???

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   Armin110 | Mar 26, 2003 02:50am | #5

   Nice job! Judging from the items on the shelves you are really into pot.

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   gbwood | Mar 26, 2003 06:05pm | #7

   No, I swear mr. Armin, that there is the ladys pots!!

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   RonRappel | Mar 28, 2003 10:24pm | #8

   Looks great; thanks for sharing!

   One question (probably something I should bring up in another thread, but your pictures reminded me); how did you do the raised-panel doors for the cabinets? I have a couple projects that I want to do some raised panels for, but short of buying a large router w/ table and the necessary router bit, is there an easier way to do it with just a tablesaw? I've done a little searching on-line and haven't found anything.

   TIA,

   Ron