Another job completed

The basic crown portion, 3 pieces. A base 3/4' x 1-1/2" tall piece that has a kerf cut along its length and a small cove on its bottom edge. Then a 1/2" x 5/8" piece with a small cove at the bottom edge, even with the top of the base piece and another the piece with the same dimension but with a round over on the bottom edge that sets under the base piece.

These are all attached to 3/4" x 2" pieces that are securely attached to the separate units.

Here is a pic of the profile from the back side

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I just drew it. ;~) Crowns are easy if you make them from built up layers of wood and just about anything looks good. I actually built the crown on the cabinets rather than before attaching.

Thank you!

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Leon
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The completed job delivered and in the customers home.

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Leon

Looks nice as is, but be sure to post photos once they get it painted.

Reply to
Ed Pawlowski

... *and* have filled it with Disney Collectibles.

Reply to
Greg Guarino

I thought it was for plates.

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dadiOH

Wow! It looks great!

Bill

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Bill

Leon wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@giganews.com:

What type of lighting is installed, Leon? Great job!

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Bruce Kaatz

Thanks. I have to start designing an office desk for the room directly behind the cabinet. I'll take pictures when the paint dries. :~)

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Leon

Thank you Bill!

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Leon

Thank you

LED ribbon lighting with a remote control on/off/dimmer.

The density is about 1 LED per inch. The ribbon LED strips are located just behind the front face frame and stuck to the top pointing down. You can't see the lighting unless you stick your head inside the cabinet and look up. ;~)

I got the LED materials from Lee Valley.

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Leon

Leon wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@giganews.com:

Thanks, Leon. I like the look and now you have shared the source.

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Bruce Kaatz

I bet that is a great relief to have the project delivered. It is always a good feeling........and I have a saying to fit these occasions. "seeing the clients home in the rear view mirror"

Very nice piece and well thought out. john

The completed job delivered and in the customers home.

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jloomis

Sorry to have taken so to thank you, Thank you.

Yeah, It is indeed a feeling of relief to have all that behind you.

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Leon

I'm betting that feeling of relief is amplified especially when you've been paid for the job. :)

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upscale

Exactly but it is not behind you until the check is in your pocket. ;~)

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Leon

------------------------------------- An order is not complete until the check is spent.

Lew

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Lew Hodgett

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