Here's a pair of doors made of reclaimed douglas fir and new pine. The douglas fir frames are of mortise and tenon construction with floating pine panels and glass inserts. The panels are textured with a scrub plane for a nice tactile effect.
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Thanks for stopping by. I'm Mike Morrison and I'm a woodworker in Sydney, Cape Breton. I build custom furniture and wooden items of utility and beauty. Feel free to contact me about anything you see on this site or to discuss a commission. You can reach me at mikemorrison@hotmail.com. Please check back often as I will be adding to this site regularly.
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3 comments:
Them are some nice looking doors. it's alway great when you can reclaim wood and make something from it rather than letting get tossed in the landfill or fire.
Joey
http://sleepydogwoodworking.blogspot.com/
I just happened to catch some 2x14x24footers when they demolished a school near my home. Awesome stuff!
Hey...
just figured this out!
needed to be 'signed in'
The doors look great and I'm waiting to see the new shop pics.
Keep busy...
Tom
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