Wall mounted display case, baby change table and kitchen reno

[gustoid]

It was nice to hear the positive feedback on the chest, so I thought I would show a few of the other projects I have made.

I made this for my sister and her husband on their wedding day. I did not stain it because I did not know where they would use it, and I wanted it to match whatever room they chose.

I also made a change table for our new daughter. I took an old table that my wife's grandfather made, and added sides to it to support the changing pad.

I did not build the cabinets, just tore out the old ones and installed new ones. I plan to build the cabinets in our new home.

[cgallery]

It all looks great! Your wife must be THRILLED!

[lrogers]

You've been one busy guy! Great looking stuff.

[jhart]

Good looking projects.

[Uncle Cracker]

Great stuff!

[radhak]

I think you have very neat hands : all your output has great lines and no visible flaws.

Is that display case pine? and how is gonna be mounted?

[gustoid]

The display case is pine and it will be mounted by the two cross boards on the back, you can just see them in that picture.

[leehljp]

You do some great work! Keep posting the picts and giving some detail! Thanks.

[SARGE..g-47]

Very nice and useful stuff you're pumping out...

[chopnhack]

ah...you know us well! Pics! Keep up the good work

[Richard in Smithville]

The reno job looks really nice. Did you run into any specific problems fitting in the new cabinets? I ask this as my house doesn't have a staight wall or square corner to be found.

Nice to see another Canuck on here. What part of the Great White North are you in?

[gustoid]

The house was over 50 years old so there were few, if any, straight lines. I started with the corner cabinet and shimmed from there, if you look close there are many shims needed to align the cabinets.

I am from Vancouver Island.