laundry room shelf

[jhreed]

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LOML wanted a laundry room shelf supported by 15" decorative corbels. Found them on line for $300.00 each. There are 5 on this 15' shelf. Made them from double thickness of 1-1/2" thick solid core door acquired from PhilS with NCTURNERS help. Thanks guys, you saved my bacon again.
James

 

[Trent Mason]

Excellent work, and a great story of NCWWers coming together to make it happen. :icon_thum

 

[erasmussen]

WOW great job, using recycled materials:icon_thum

 

[Bill Clemmons]

So basically you saved $1,500.00! That ought to merit you a new [STRIKE]toy[/STRIKE] tool. :gar-Bi

Great job.

Bill

 

[NCTurner]

Man you keep working on Mommas laundry room and you might just stay outta the dog house! Nice job!:thumbs_up

As I recall this was your last project ala Phil!

And this was another laundry room project. Please don't let my wife see this thread!

 

[Canuck]

Sure looks super custom to me, James!!

Nice work.

How did you cut the corbels? Bandsaw and pattern bit or?:dontknow:

That column cabinet in the middle with raised panels looks great too!

Out of dog house now, eh?

Thanks for sharing!

Wayne

 

[jhreed]

Gary, all with help from you and Phil.
Thanks
James

 

[jhreed]

Wayne, I cut the individual 1-1/2" pieces from the door,with my 1591 Bosch Jig saw, with no splintering I might add. Then laminated two together to make the 3" thickness and then moved to my newly purchased Ridgid spindle sander to sand the profile flush.
James

 

[jhreed]

The column cabinet is an ironing board and is store bought.
James

 

[Gofor]

Looking really good James. Guess you are really carrying through on those projects you showed me. Right On!!:icon_thum:icon_thum

Now, If I could only get to all those I discussed...:BangHead:

Go

 

[petebucy4638]

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LOML wanted a laundry room shelf supported by 15" decorative corbels. Found them on line for $300.00 each. There are 5 on this 15' shelf. Made them from double thickness of 1-1/2" thick solid core door acquired from PhilS with NCTURNERS help. Thanks guys, you saved my bacon again.
James

It hard to beat a solid core door when you need a heavy-duty shelf. When I lived in Orlando the "Door Store" was an outlet for a local trim and door company. The had a large inventory of doors that often had nothing more wrong with them than a chip in the veneer or a discolored front or back. The prices were excellent. Granted, solid core doors are heavy, but they can hold up the world if properly braced.

Pete

 

[PChristy]

Very nice James:icon_thum

 

[Joe Scharle]

She's got you now, James!

 

[sushinutnc]

Nicely executed. Corbels look great.