This was one of my earlier projects and my goodness, was it ever
heavy. The glass was 1/4", and added a great weight and sense of
quality to the doors.

The wood is cherry and the coating is tung oil. There's really
nothing unique about the gun cabinet with the exception of the
back of the upper part. That's 1/4" solid cherry, rather than a
plywood. Where the cabinet touches a long gun, there is a
partially inlaid leather insert as well. The drawers in the lower
cabinet are lined with green wool felt and are used for storing
ammunition, handguns and the inevitable spare parts.

--
Nonny

ELOQUIDIOT (n) A highly educated, sophisticated,
and articulate person who has absolutely no clue
concerning what they are talking about.
The person is typically a media commentator or politician.

Where are the locks? Or am I just blind (still). It looks real good.
Happy Hunting.

Mike in Ohio

Nonny wrote:
This was one of my earlier projects and my goodness, was it ever heavy.
The glass was 1/4", and added a great weight and sense of quality to the
doors.

The wood is cherry and the coating is tung oil. There's really nothing
unique about the gun cabinet with the exception of the back of the upper
part. That's 1/4" solid cherry, rather than a plywood. Where the
cabinet touches a long gun, there is a partially inlaid leather insert
as well. The drawers in the lower cabinet are lined with green wool
felt and are used for storing ammunition, handguns and the inevitable
spare parts.

Where are the locks? Or am I just blind (still). It looks real good.
Happy Hunting.

Mike in Ohio

Nonny wrote:
This was one of my earlier projects and my goodness, was it ever heavy.
The glass was 1/4", and added a great weight and sense of quality to the
doors.

The wood is cherry and the coating is tung oil. There's really nothing
unique about the gun cabinet with the exception of the back of the upper
part. That's 1/4" solid cherry, rather than a plywood. Where the
cabinet touches a long gun, there is a partially inlaid leather insert
as well. The drawers in the lower cabinet are lined with green wool
felt and are used for storing ammunition, handguns and the inevitable
spare parts.

Where are the locks? Or am I just blind (still). It looks real good.
Happy Hunting.

Mike in Ohio

Nonny wrote:
This was one of my earlier projects and my goodness, was it ever heavy.
The glass was 1/4", and added a great weight and sense of quality to the
doors.

The wood is cherry and the coating is tung oil. There's really nothing
unique about the gun cabinet with the exception of the back of the upper
part. That's 1/4" solid cherry, rather than a plywood. Where the
cabinet touches a long gun, there is a partially inlaid leather insert
as well. The drawers in the lower cabinet are lined with green wool
felt and are used for storing ammunition, handguns and the inevitable
spare parts.

Very nice, and I like the use of tung oil finish......
I take it you must hunt.
What is in season these winter days?
jloomis
"Nonny" wrote in message
...
This was one of my earlier projects and my goodness, was it ever
heavy. The glass was 1/4", and added a great weight and sense of
quality to the doors.

The wood is cherry and the coating is tung oil. There's really
nothing unique about the gun cabinet with the exception of the
back of the upper part. That's 1/4" solid cherry, rather than a
plywood. Where the cabinet touches a long gun, there is a
partially inlaid leather insert as well. The drawers in the lower
cabinet are lined with green wool felt and are used for storing
ammunition, handguns and the inevitable spare parts.

--
Nonny

ELOQUIDIOT (n) A highly educated, sophisticated,
and articulate person who has absolutely no clue
concerning what they are talking about.
The person is typically a media commentator or politician.

Very nice, and I like the use of tung oil finish......
I take it you must hunt.
What is in season these winter days?
jloomis
"Nonny" wrote in message
...
This was one of my earlier projects and my goodness, was it ever
heavy. The glass was 1/4", and added a great weight and sense of
quality to the doors.

The wood is cherry and the coating is tung oil. There's really
nothing unique about the gun cabinet with the exception of the
back of the upper part. That's 1/4" solid cherry, rather than a
plywood. Where the cabinet touches a long gun, there is a
partially inlaid leather insert as well. The drawers in the lower
cabinet are lined with green wool felt and are used for storing
ammunition, handguns and the inevitable spare parts.

--
Nonny

ELOQUIDIOT (n) A highly educated, sophisticated,
and articulate person who has absolutely no clue
concerning what they are talking about.
The person is typically a media commentator or politician.

Very nice, and I like the use of tung oil finish......
I take it you must hunt.
What is in season these winter days?
jloomis
"Nonny" wrote in message
...
This was one of my earlier projects and my goodness, was it ever
heavy. The glass was 1/4", and added a great weight and sense of
quality to the doors.

The wood is cherry and the coating is tung oil. There's really
nothing unique about the gun cabinet with the exception of the
back of the upper part. That's 1/4" solid cherry, rather than a
plywood. Where the cabinet touches a long gun, there is a
partially inlaid leather insert as well. The drawers in the lower
cabinet are lined with green wool felt and are used for storing
ammunition, handguns and the inevitable spare parts.

--
Nonny

ELOQUIDIOT (n) A highly educated, sophisticated,
and articulate person who has absolutely no clue
concerning what they are talking about.
The person is typically a media commentator or politician.

"Nonny" wrote in message
...
This was one of my earlier projects and my goodness, was it ever
heavy. The glass was 1/4", and added a great weight and sense of
quality to the doors.

MUCH nicer than big, ugly steel safe. And it is not politically correct
either.

I like it. It looks like gun cabinets used to look.

"Nonny" wrote in message
...
This was one of my earlier projects and my goodness, was it ever
heavy. The glass was 1/4", and added a great weight and sense of
quality to the doors.

MUCH nicer than big, ugly steel safe. And it is not politically correct
either.

I like it. It looks like gun cabinets used to look.

"Nonny" wrote in message
...
This was one of my earlier projects and my goodness, was it ever
heavy. The glass was 1/4", and added a great weight and sense of
quality to the doors.

MUCH nicer than big, ugly steel safe. And it is not politically correct
either.

I like it. It looks like gun cabinets used to look.

"Michael Kenefick" wrote in message
...
Where are the locks? Or am I just blind (still). It looks real
good. Happy Hunting.

Mike in Ohio

Nonny wrote:
This was one of my earlier projects and my goodness, was it
ever heavy. The glass was 1/4", and added a great weight and
sense of quality to the doors.

The wood is cherry and the coating is tung oil. There's really
nothing unique about the gun cabinet with the exception of the
back of the upper part. That's 1/4" solid cherry, rather than
a plywood. Where the cabinet touches a long gun, there is a
partially inlaid leather insert as well. The drawers in the
lower cabinet are lined with green wool felt and are used for
storing ammunition, handguns and the inevitable spare parts.

The gun cabinet was in my office, which was kept locked, except
when I was inside. I figured that if I ever wanted to have it
where folk could get inside, that it'd be simple enough to put in
a lock mechanism then.

--
Nonny

ELOQUIDIOT (n) A highly educated, sophisticated,
and articulate person who has absolutely no clue
concerning what they are talking about.
The person is typically a media commentator or politician.

"Michael Kenefick" wrote in message
...
Where are the locks? Or am I just blind (still). It looks real
good. Happy Hunting.

Mike in Ohio

Nonny wrote:
This was one of my earlier projects and my goodness, was it
ever heavy. The glass was 1/4", and added a great weight and
sense of quality to the doors.

The wood is cherry and the coating is tung oil. There's really
nothing unique about the gun cabinet with the exception of the
back of the upper part. That's 1/4" solid cherry, rather than
a plywood. Where the cabinet touches a long gun, there is a
partially inlaid leather insert as well. The drawers in the
lower cabinet are lined with green wool felt and are used for
storing ammunition, handguns and the inevitable spare parts.

The gun cabinet was in my office, which was kept locked, except
when I was inside. I figured that if I ever wanted to have it
where folk could get inside, that it'd be simple enough to put in
a lock mechanism then.

--
Nonny

ELOQUIDIOT (n) A highly educated, sophisticated,
and articulate person who has absolutely no clue
concerning what they are talking about.
The person is typically a media commentator or politician.

"Michael Kenefick" wrote in message
...
Where are the locks? Or am I just blind (still). It looks real
good. Happy Hunting.

Mike in Ohio

Nonny wrote:
This was one of my earlier projects and my goodness, was it
ever heavy. The glass was 1/4", and added a great weight and
sense of quality to the doors.

The wood is cherry and the coating is tung oil. There's really
nothing unique about the gun cabinet with the exception of the
back of the upper part. That's 1/4" solid cherry, rather than
a plywood. Where the cabinet touches a long gun, there is a
partially inlaid leather insert as well. The drawers in the
lower cabinet are lined with green wool felt and are used for
storing ammunition, handguns and the inevitable spare parts.

The gun cabinet was in my office, which was kept locked, except
when I was inside. I figured that if I ever wanted to have it
where folk could get inside, that it'd be simple enough to put in
a lock mechanism then.

--
Nonny

ELOQUIDIOT (n) A highly educated, sophisticated,
and articulate person who has absolutely no clue
concerning what they are talking about.
The person is typically a media commentator or politician.