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The panel is simply held by 4 panel pins. No glue as I want it to be able to move with humidity. Notice the gap, that's done on purpose. Again so it can move about freely ! |
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After sanding the door (Like I did with the frame) I hung it on 2 small butt hinges. This guide is long enough without me showing you how to do this (Sorry!) |
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Just one final sand. Before you finish it sand it to 220 grit at least. This will make it all nice and smooth ! |
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Here I have begun to give the cabinet a coat of Linseed oil. You can see how it really draws out the colour and grains in this old oak. |
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Well here it is, finished. All I need now is an oak knob - and to find a place for it to go ! Oh yeah and I need a back ! |
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Here are some finished photos ! |
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