Please step forward

[TB Roye]

A year ago I found someone on this website who had built the display case featured in the September 2003 issue of Wood Magazine. He had documented the build on his website. In fact I had pm'd him about it. Would that person please ID his self so I can go on his website and read his documentation as I am getting ready to start building the display case, The magazine article was good but his documentation was better.

Thanks

Tom

[cabinetman]

If you don't hook up with the poster, put up a picture of the display case and we'll see if we can help you.

[TB Roye]

He is one of the regulars just can't remember his name. Senior moment

Tom

[TheRic]

It wasn't me.

Have you tried searching?

[Tundra_Man]

Here you go: http://www.tundraman.com/archive/Don...rameLaunch.cfm

[TB Roye]

Terry Thank as soon as I saw Tundraman I knew that was it. Instead of using Mahogany I am going to use this Brazilian Cherry or whatever it is that I got from Lumber Liquidators. Now that I have a Jointer and planer I should be able to use it for the cabinet.

Thanks again. Bt3 central come through again

Tom

Just reviewed your article on the website. I think I can do it. Between the magazine and your website and some practice, I have plenty of wood, I should finish is by the 4Th of July. LOML has other project for me and this will keep me from rushing.

Tom

[Tom H]

Very nice. To get the plans for this, do I need to go to Wood Magazine's website? This is pretty far out of my skill set right now, but the GF has been talking about a china display case, and we don't have a lot of room in the kitchen. Something tall and narrow like this might be what she wants. I'd definitely use Tundraman's web pictures, but need the measurements.

Tom

[TB Roye]

Tom

You can go to the Wood Magazines' website and purchase the back issue for September 2003 that is what I did. Then go to Tundraman's website and bookmark that portion of his site for future reference. Here is the info you need www.woodstore.woodmall.com/backissues.html

Tom

[Tom H]

Cool. Thanks Tom. I'll be interested in seeing your cabinet, and hearing about the project. Sounds like you'll be taking your time...so would I.

It looks like we could spend a lot of time looking at Tundra's site....he builds a lot of stuff. Thanks again!

Tom