Our friend's store opened Saturday, and this was the first opportunity I had to snap some pictures of the sales counter in all its glory.
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The front of the sales counter highlights salvaged doors and windows. |
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The rear of the counter is more functional open shelving. |
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The jewelry cases at each end have glass top inserts for visibility. |
Despite the challenges of building this long cabinet in my small shop, I would do it again in a heartbeat. It was fun to figure out the best way to re-use salvaged materials, and our friend loves the finished design.
Even the counter top came out fine in the end, though I had to rework it to deal with
an error in measurement. The photo below shows the seam in the middle of the long top, where the two separate slabs are joined with pocket screws from the underside.
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Close-up of the seam in the counter top |
Thanks to all of you who have followed this build on the blog, and given suggestions for fixing the counter top. That's a wrap on this project!
3 comments:
That really turned out well and the counter top seam looks great. Good job!
Thanks, Jeff! Now get back to work on your ceiling! :)
Nice counter, Aaron. That patched joint in the middle came out sweet.
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