Hi Guys, this is a little project I'm doing. It's a curved humidor cabinet. The wood is Bubinga, Waterfall Bubinga and Gabon Ebony. No ebony yet but that will be next week. It's 57" wide, 42" tall and 32" deep. all 4 sides are bent lamination's. Behind what will be the 3 front doors will be shelves on the 2 outer sides and drawers up the middle. Should hold a couple cigars. Enjoy my friends.
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This pic is just lacquer thinner, no finish.
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This is one coat of Tung oil.
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Damn that looks pretty. Love the grain on that wood. :-)
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Bill that is awesome. Your work is amazing.
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That looks nice...can't wait to see the finished product. :-)
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Very Nice
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I love the look of that last picture Bill. It was actually making me dizzy. Nice work.
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Like it!
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Just plain sick bro!
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Wow!! That is awesome -- keep us appraised on progress.
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That is very nice, I am looking forward to seeing the progress.
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Niiice...well done so far. Can't wait to see it finished
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That is a work of art sir :-) the grain on that wood is amazing.
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Thank you guys very much. By the end of next week it'll be looking pretty good. I should be on to the insides.:-)
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wow, looks beautiful so far. can't wait to see more pictures.
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A beautiful piece of Art, your talents are beyond belief. Please do post pics as you progress.:-)
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Cool dizzle.
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Hi Bill, just curious if this is the first cabinet you've done. Your website only has pics of desktop humidors.
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Yes and no.:-) I've built a few hand made kitchens but this is my first cabinet humi. I've had to do a lot of research to get it right though. I think the biggest factors are taking into consideration wood movement due to the high humidity inside, containment of the humidity and proper circulation. I think I've got it all worked out. :-) It will be thoroughly tested before it ships to Illinois.
I just finished putting Ebony tips on the legs. They look like long legs in stilettos.:-)
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Right on there. Looks like a moire pattern, or even a Mandelbrot set.

Either that, or I'm having another flashback. :-)
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unreal! you got skills man....
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