• profile of drawer mould
• Drawer front
• Front and side

Hi Andrew,
As promised the design drawings of you gun cleaning cabinet in walnut with distressed black finish.
I'm attaching the front and side design , the drawer/door front designs and finially the profile for the knives of the drawer / door mould
If you have any ?'s let me know. John

posted on Sep 15th 2012 by Robinsons Custom Woodworking

Hi Andrew, just letting you know that I've started your gun cleaning cabinet. I managed to pull the pine for the case and the walnut for the topand drawer/ door fronts.
I did manage to get the pine glued up today, hopefully I'll get to the walnut tomorrow and mill the panels for the case and maybe even start the case. We'll see how it goes. John

posted on Oct 15th 2012 by Robinsons Custom Woodworking

Well I made some headway on the case today, check it out!

posted on Oct 17th 2012 by Robinsons Custom Woodworking

Not as far as I'd hoped for the week, I lost power this morning at least twice, gotta love it!
However I did manage to get some parts ran on the cnc and added to your cabinet along with the base trimed. A coat of primer on the case and a few of the door parts trimed .It's coming along , sorry for the picture quality left the camera at home this am.
I'll try to run some moulding tomorrow if I can get away.

posted on Oct 19th 2012 by Robinsons Custom Woodworking

Hi Andrew, I'll attach a couple of pictures to allow you to get an Idea of the size and mounting of the rod rack on the cabinet the top edge is right about 39" from the bottom, the slots are 3/8" wide and 3" long I belive this should be ok, correct?
Also I'll attach pict's of the door/ drawer moulding before paint , managed to find the time today.
And last but not least, a picture of a piece of walnut stained to what I believe is pretty close to the pict's you sent, what do you think? While we're on finishing I believe that the underlaying colors of the distressed paint run from a meduim brown to a natural pine based on your pictures, correct?

posted on Oct 20th 2012 by Robinsons Custom Woodworking

Here's the balance of Saturday's photos

posted on Oct 21st 2012 by Robinsons Custom Woodworking

Well it's been awhile Andrew but things are moving, The drawers are together, and molding in paint . The walnut is milled and trimmed and most everything is ready for finial assembly tomorrow and Friday, Lord willing, I'll be in touch John

posted on Oct 24th 2012 by Robinsons Custom Woodworking

• stained top n drawer fronts
• mounted drawers

Worked on drawers and staining the walnut parts, and finishing up painting the door parts, soon weather/ power permiting. I'll be in touch as soon as possible Andrew.

posted on Oct 27th 2012 by Robinsons Custom Woodworking

Hope things are improving down there for you and this only brightens your day. I'm attaching a few pict's . First glazing samples and finially one with the door trimmed and mounted.
Let me know on the glazing samples, I'm pretty sure we're on the right track but I'd like your thoughts.
The drawer front is a prototype not what we're using just figured it would give you an idea what it would look like. Also none of the samples have a topcoat so they're still rather dull.

posted on Nov 02nd 2012 by Robinsons Custom Woodworking

posted on Nov 02nd 2012 by Robinsons Custom Woodworking

I should have it finished today, I want to blend the black, gold and brown together and a finial coat of lacquer to bring it home. Knobs and the door catch then we should be good to go!

posted on Nov 10th 2012 by Robinsons Custom Woodworking

Well here it is! When would you like to meet?

posted on Nov 12th 2012 by Robinsons Custom Woodworking