This went onto what was her old external wall in a new extension so their was an existing window to frame around in the middle of the dresser unit and 1 to the left. Not the best pictures. I should of put a camera on my crimbo list.
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That looks fantastic.
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Thanks.
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It's amazing how effective a simple design can look when finished. the wood on the top of the unit and bead mould on the side and back panels look really good. Can I ask what type size of joint you used on the door frames?
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Nice job 
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Meccarroll wrote:It's amazing how effective a simple design can look when finished. the wood on the top of the unit and bead mould on the side and back panels look really good. Can I ask what type size of joint you used on the door frames?
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framework is all dominoes and screws, doors have 9 mm panels so 9mm m & t but with an 8x50 domino aswell on the 2 larger ones.
Thanks for all the nice comments.
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Tomyjoiner wrote:Meccarroll wrote:It's amazing how effective a simple design can look when finished. the wood on the top of the unit and bead mould on the side and back panels look really good. Can I ask what type size of joint you used on the door frames?
Mark
framework is all dominoes and screws, doors have 9 mm panels so 9mm m & t but with an 8x50 domino aswell on the 2 larger ones.
Thanks for all the nice comments.
Thank you for sharing your construction design. Dominoes seem to be very much in fashion today, any reason for choosing them over biscuit joints ? or is it just either either?
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when my buiscuiter packed in a treat myself to a domino'er. Never looked back,They have a greater glue area aswell.
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Once you go domino you never look back excellent work.
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Nice job looks good 
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