Well I ran out of mahogony so the door is walnut. It looks ok together I guess.
Those tiny hinges were one of the hardest things I ever did. Well getting the door to close straight I guess. I need to put a little magnetic catch in there yet I guess because it doesnt stay closed on the wall. I used a key hole bit to route a hole to hang it on a screw in a stud.
So now that I got a few shot glasses out of my curio its not quite so crowded. Maybe I will make another one for the tall ones.
Those tiny hinges were one of the hardest things I ever did. Well getting the door to close straight I guess. I need to put a little magnetic catch in there yet I guess because it doesnt stay closed on the wall. I used a key hole bit to route a hole to hang it on a screw in a stud.
So now that I got a few shot glasses out of my curio its not quite so crowded. Maybe I will make another one for the tall ones.

) at Rockler. They have several sizes. I wanted a catch for a door on a small china cabinet, and these are really nice. Of course, they are around $5 each, so they ought to be. They may not work for your door, looking at the picture, but Rockler does have a wide selection. I visit the Rockler in Denver, so I am pretty familiar with their inventory, but Lee Valley has lots of hardware, as well. We just got a Woodcraft nearby, so I'm anxious to check them out.
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