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Kitchen BeforeWhite Formica, white appliances, white floors, white walls, white doors, and of course white security bars on the white windows. Did I mention white sink with white faucet? I think the previous owner had some issues.Jun 12, 2009
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Adirondack ChairHere I am just after finishing my first chair. This was my first project with my new tools.Jun 08, 2009
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Stairs BEFOREI guess the previous owners moved out around Christmas time. I wasn't crazy about the painted metal with intricate ironwork. And the wood was stained so dark you couldn't see the grain. So I decided to redo it.Jun 08, 2009
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Stairs AFTERI reused all the wood, which turned out to be a beautiful Brazilian Imbuia.Jun 08, 2009
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The ShopWhere it all happensJun 08, 2009
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Living RoomHave been slowly furnishing the house. The wooden chair in the foreground was literally "shipped" from Miami aboard Calypso in March 2009. Also on board were the conga drums, guitar, all the books for the library, bicycle, and boxes of stuff. There was just enough space for me to sleep.Jun 08, 2009
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Captain's BedsHere's a pair of beds I designed and built for the second guestroom.Jun 08, 2009
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Library ShelfThis is an art-deco-inspired shelf unit with cabinet. It was more difficult to build than it looks!Jun 08, 2009
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Small TableI built this the week I found out I was unemployed. Made of mahogany. It stands in the foyer.Jun 08, 2009
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Adirondack ChairsAfter painting. I built two of these reclining chairs.Jun 08, 2009
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Integral Cutting BoardI built this custom maple chopping block to fit in the recess in the countertop. You can also see here the drain field with molded-in ridges. The drain field has a slight slope towards the sink.Jun 08, 2009
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Newly Completed KitchenAaah, that's better. After a year of designing, redesigning, building, veneering, pouring, grinding, polishing and varnishing, here is the (nearly) completed kitchen. Good thing I was out of work or it never would have been finished. Jun 08, 2009
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Banana Bar MoldMold for the banana bar with the rebar and mesh removed. The curved sides were laminated using contact cement and four strips of 1/8" ply, lined with formica.Jun 08, 2009
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Another view of the completed kitchenThe wooden louvered door leads to the pantry. I installed these doors throughout the houseJun 08, 2009
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Layered TopsShows the banana bar and island tops overlapping for an interesting effect.Jun 08, 2009
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Bar SupportsDetail of Stainless bar supports made by my friend Paul McClelland (http://www.pmcustom.com). He came from Miami and stayed for a week to help me build the first mold (the island top) and do the pour.Jun 08, 2009
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