A good day is a four crayon day...If you are up to four crayons, then don't worry too much |
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In spite of the cramped appearance, there was lots of room in this shop to stain and urethane this cabinetry. |
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As a finisher there are limits in trying to balance wood tones. The side and hinged edge of this cabinet display two distinct wood grains because of the construction. |
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A length of solid hardwood has been glued to the edge of this veneered plywood to provide a solid support for the piano-hinged door. |
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During cabinet construction, glue will sometimes spill out from a joint, and when the excess is wiped off, the surface becomes sealed and non-absorbent. A good decorator can camouflage this problem with a little slight of hand. |
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A two-crayon day... |
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Applied artistry hides defects |
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