Hanging wall cabinet/shelf

[michael_schwartz]

I just finished building this wall shelf or cabinet if you want to call it that, as a display piece for my showroom.

The carcass is built from brown maple, with a fair bit of curl on the front half. The drawer fronts are barely spalted, blue stained, curly brown ambrosia maple.

The carcass is mounted to the wall with 6 screws into 3 different studs. The screws are concealed using pocket holes underneath the top, and the bottom.

The piece is finished with target coatings EM-1000 sealer, and EM 6000 waterborne spray lacquer. I will probably end up re-spraying the top in a few days since I ran out on the final coat :eek:

[myxpykalix]

simple but elegant. I always hate when i use my tiger maple on stuff that i think might be suited for something better and you need to let people know what it is so as to appreciate the real beauty of the wood. Nice job!

[kevin]

Micheal it looks great

I.ve noticed in some of your other posts using water based its nice to see.I avocat water based I.ve been using it over 18 years.But in between I WORK WITH POLYESTER I WAS SICK A LOT.

[michael_schwartz]

Thanks.

I am quite pleased with waterborne finishes (specifically target) and I have begun using them on projects, after playing with samples for a few weeks.

[loriny]

I second Targets products. I never set up to spray solvents and have almost exclusively used Target. Their finish is excellent and they have a forum that has been very good.
Good job on the shelf.
Lorin

[wberminio]

Nice work,Micheal!

I've been using waterborne finishes for 20 years
Never tried Targets
I may give them a try.