Frame construction

• Frames are assembled using pocket screws and glue which means that the screws are not visible and yet provide great strength.
• Then they are sized for thickness.
• Frames are then hand sanded.
• Bead moulding is applied protruding slightly on the front which means that our frames represent true beaded inset furniture.
  
   

Door construction
 

• Wood is cut to size and sorted.
• Pieces are then run thru shapers to process the mortise and tenon for assembly.
• Rubber space balls are inserted to keep the center panel balanced which means that any movement in the wood panel will remain balanced.
• Parts are then glued and pressed in clamp.
• The door is then sanded.
• Door is stained underneath where moulding will cover which means that the panel can move freely under the moulding.
• Final stage is trimming of the door.
• At this point the doors are ready for fitting
  
   

Glass door
 

• Wood is cut to size and sorted.
• Pieces for mullions are then prepared so that our glass doors represent true divided lites.
• The door is assembled.
• The door is put though a sander for thickness.
• The trim is then applied to the front of the door.
• Glass is inserted and then trimmed.
  
   

Drawer construction
 

• Solid maple is sized for thickness through the planner.
• The wood is cut to length.
• The wood goes through the dovetailer.
• Dado for bottoms which allows for the ½” bottom so drawers can hold the weight of pots and pans.
• Drawers are assembled.
• Notch for hardware.
• The drawers are sanded and finished.
  
   

Door sizing and hinging
 

• Doors are sized for opening.
• Hinges are placed on frame.
• Mortise hinge in door.
•  Check fit.
• Ready for finishing.