Medicine Cabinet

[tcough3475]

Here's a couple photos of a medicine cabinet I just finished for my son. I carved the bears in red oak and was surprised just how nice they came out. I was worried about chipping/tearout but had none.

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[Dale]

That came out great!

[DocWheeler]

Very nice project and use of the pattern!

[TerryT]

Great job!

[zan29]

Beautiful work!

[James RS]

Great job!

[peep]

Very nice.

[RogerB]

Wow that looks very nice.

[Chip]

Everyone that sees that will be very impressed (myself included).

[SharonB]

You did a great job on the cabinet doors. Must have taken quite awhile of carve to remove all that background wood.

[SteveEJ]

Excellent!

[Smoken D]

Great job, was the pattern made then cut out for onlay on the door?

[tcough3475]

Thanks everyone for your kind words. I'm really enjoying this C-model after all the problems I had with my A-model. The carve took about 6 hours each, I wanted to take my time with the red oak, but it's only about 3/8 inch deep. I thought about an onlay but decided to go for a full panel carve instead. The panels were carved then inset in a rail/stile frame.

[Capt Bruce]

Very nicely done. That's a real keeper.

[DickB]

Very nice! I've had very good luck carving red oak.

[SteveNelson46]

Nice job. I told my wife a long time ago that I would build one for our main bathroom but, haven't done it yet. If she sees this one...

[RogerB]

Steve your welcome to come over .If my wife sees this I'll be in the dog house too.

[cestout]

Looks good. I wondered how oak would carve using an intricate pattern.
Clint