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Old 12-04-2012, 01:38 PM   #1
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Wanted to build my mother in law a new microwave cart for her kitchen. Open storage in the middle and two doors below. Still not finished yet but just wanted to post a few pics of the cart. Made out of Poplar and bottom box section I used 3/4 birch Ply. For the stain I did 3 coats of a golden Oak. Then 3 coats of a clear gloss
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Mom will be pleased----Nice design----

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That's at least couple years of credits with any mother. Just one thing. Microwaves get pushed around when closing/opening door.
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yeah, looks nice.

btw. how expensive is that wood ? compared to oak and cheery ?
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That's at least couple years of credits with any mother. Just one thing. Microwaves get pushed around when closing/opening door.
Thanks......your right, didn't even think about the microwave moving when it gets open or closed. I might add a border of trim around the outside of the top. Any ideas?
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yeah, looks nice.

btw. how expensive is that wood ? compared to oak and cheery ?
Poplar isn't the expensive.....everything was bought at Lowes, and was like $275.
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Here's the finished results. Just put the doors and the pulls on. I put like 5 coats of poly on, so that thing is glistening :-)
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I'd try larger rubber supports first and more than 4. It'd be shame to add to the top.

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