My version

Pam's  Corner Cupboard 1996 This a gift I made for Pam years ago. Now WOOD magazine has come up with a very similar cabinet that follows the same graceful lines as mine, and you can get the plans right here!

WOOD Magazine's version

This is a china cabinet I designed myself, for my daughters wedding gift. It's made from ash with a Watco finish. The doors on Pam's cabinet are 1/4" ash ply in a solid ash frame. It looks ok but raised panels would have looked nicer.  The cabinet was built in 2 pieces, to make it lighter for transporting, and because my shop has a 74" ceiling. (that's 2 inches clearance for me) The final assembly test and pin connections were done in the garage.  These are a couple of "in progress" shots. The carcass is 1/2" ply painted and the face  frame, sides, shelves, floor and doors are solid ash from a local mill. I haven't got my raised panel door bits yet so I used lap joints on the doors with a 1/4"  sheet of ash ply for the panels. The second "in progress" picture shows the upper portion face frame. I used 3/4" ash  ply for the backs of the upper half andsolid ash for the rest. I tried to get the concave cut in the shelves to reflect the arch on the doors. The finish isWatco oil again, very forgiving stuff.  I apologize for the lousey pictures! You can get the plans from WOOD Magazine here! If your interested in looking at WOOD Magazines slide show how they built theirs, you can go here!

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