Front of lazy Susan cabinet with drawers closed
Lazy Susan cabinet with drawers open
Cool chevron-shaped drawers! In this shot, the drawer
fronts hadn't yet been installed.
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Sunday, March 18, 2007
From the Master Cabinetmaker Files
Time to show off more beautiful work by My Husband the Master Cabinetmaker.tm These shots are of a lazy Susan cabinet with chevron-shaped drawers; it was built to go into the corner of a kitchen and was made from rotary-cut select white maple. The cabinet will be lacquered when it's finished.
Front of lazy Susan cabinet with drawers closed
Lazy Susan cabinet with drawers open
Cool chevron-shaped drawers! In this shot, the drawer
fronts hadn't yet been installed.
cabinetmaker chevron lazy Susan husband Ed EditorMom
Front of lazy Susan cabinet with drawers closed
Lazy Susan cabinet with drawers open
Cool chevron-shaped drawers! In this shot, the drawer
fronts hadn't yet been installed.
cabinetmaker chevron lazy Susan husband Ed EditorMom
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2 comments:
Katharine,
I'm going to take your word for it that the pictures show a lazy susan cabinet (as opposed to a non-rotating corner cabinet). But I'm having trouble visualizing it.
Can you either add a picture that show the cabinet turned away from the rest position or else explain in words what happens when you turn it?
Color me confused.
There's a reason you're confused, Dick. I didn't explain in my post that the customer decided he'd rather have stationary drawers than an actual lazy Susan inside the cabinet. Despite that situation, the cabinet is still called a lazy Susan cabinet. Go figure! (I'm with you and would've called it a nonrotating corner cabinet.)
But my husband says that the customer could still have requested that there be drawers that turn with a lazy Susan inside the cabinet. In that case, the drawer fronts would have had to be trimmed so that they wouldn't keep the lazy Susan from turning.
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