Here are a couple of shots of a recent project.
I can’t seem to get the cad or sketchup views to display.
Wood is cherry with American Walnut stain (client choice).
Will have granite top. Also two vessel sinks in the outer thirds.
Client will send pictures with top and sinks, will add those when I receive them.
Prescriptive codes don't address the connection at less common angles, so base the connection off more typical ones using bolts, structural screws, blocking, and steel tension ties.
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Very nice, looks great. Is there any sort of poly or clear coat on there?
Also, are those legs solid or did you glue them up?
Thanks. The client is going to apply the poly. The legs are glued up 6/4 cherry planed down to 2 1/2"TFB (Bill)
In my super-anal universe, were I to do one like that, the legs would have their four sides lock mitered at the corners, and the boards would be rips from one wide one, so that the graining and color would wrap around. At least for the front legs.
The shelf slats would be fixed at the ends into the rails via visible dovetails.
The apron boards across the front would be cut from one large board.
But hey, who would pay for all that analaty?
Nice work. Isn't Sketchup great for doing projects like this?
Sketchup sure helped sell it, thats for sure.TFB (Bill)
Here is the completed vanity with the granite and plumbing
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Wow !
Pretty!
I love cherry- it's about my favorite cabinet wood.
It looks great.And in two weeks that nice granite top will be overtaken by female products designed only to get in the guys way when ALL HE WANTS TO DO IS SPLASH HIS FACE IN THE MORNING FCOL.
Nice job Bill!
Doug
ThanksTFB (Bill)
I love the look of your work, but the above granite basins don't appeal to me.
Yeah, they look like they should have a head of lettuce and some tomatoes in them.TFB (Bill)