Han, this decorative muntin grille design came from a G+ conversation
with you about six months ago (two photos in row):


https://picasaweb.google.com/1113554...40773600367218

I liked it enough to use it on this project. Thanks for the idea!!

(There is opaque glass going in these two doors, so the businessness
with the horizontal lines of the shelves showing won't be so overwhelming).

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Swingman wrote in
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Han, this decorative muntin grille design came from a G+ conversation
with you about six months ago (two photos in row):


https://picasaweb.google.com/1113554...hopSBJ_Desk201
102#5758740773600367218

I liked it enough to use it on this project. Thanks for the idea!!

(There is opaque glass going in these two doors, so the businessness
with the horizontal lines of the shelves showing won't be so
overwhelming).

Looks good, Karl! But I cant take credit for our kitchen cabinets. My
wife chose them from The Kratsmaid collection at Home Despot 13 years ago!

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Best regards
Han
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Han wrote:
Swingman wrote in
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Han, this decorative muntin grille design came from a G+ conversation
with you about six months ago (two photos in row):


https://picasaweb.google.com/1113554...hopSBJ_Desk201
102#5758740773600367218

I liked it enough to use it on this project. Thanks for the idea!!

(There is opaque glass going in these two doors, so the businessness
with the horizontal lines of the shelves showing won't be so
overwhelming).

Looks good, Karl! But I cant take credit for our kitchen cabinets. My
wife chose them from The Kratsmaid collection at Home Despot 13 years ago!

Like hell you can't.

Point is, and IIRC, you pointed out at the time that the muntins were
spaced the exact distance from the rails and stiles as the width of the
rails and stiles. That is not something my challenged, teenage mutant
designer gene would have ever snapped to ... but that little subtle design
detail is the sole reason I like the grille pattern design.

Credit where credit due ...

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www.ewoodshop.com

On Wed, 27 Jun 2012 10:45:48 -0500, Swingman wrote:


Han, this decorative muntin grille design came from a G+ conversation
with you about six months ago (two photos in row):


https://picasaweb.google.com/1113554...40773600367218

I liked it enough to use it on this project. Thanks for the idea!!

(There is opaque glass going in these two doors, so the businessness
with the horizontal lines of the shelves showing won't be so overwhelming).

Schweet, ('cept for the staining of that poor, defenseless wood)

--
Always bear in mind that your own resolution to
succeed is more important than any one thing.
-- Abraham Lincoln

On Jun 27, 11:45*am, Swingman wrote:
Han, this decorative muntin grille design came from a G+ conversation
with you about six months ago (two photos in row):

https://picasaweb.google.com/1113554...dShopSBJ_Desk2...

I liked it enough to use it on this project. Thanks for the idea!!

(There is opaque glass going in these two doors, so the businessness
with the horizontal lines of the shelves showing won't be so overwhelming).

--www.eWoodShop.com
Last update: 4/15/2010
KarlCaillouet@ (the obvious)http://gplus.to/eWoodShop

Exquisite craftsmanship. Ya raisin' da bar a little for Leon, aintcha?
*smirk*
Modern day tools, old school execution. Got to love it.

It is a project like yours which makes me hang onto the tools I still
have. I built quite a few reception type desk/counters over the years
and always enjoyed functional casework like that.

Good call on the opaqueness of the glass. Maybe you can get a laminate
that resembles japanese paper, sign guys use that stuff often.
I might even have some.

Oh, and I like those 'bureau' style handles. They always worked for
me.

Maybe chemo today will wipe off some of that green-ness I am
experiencing, I don't like getting jealous, I like getting even. S

r

Swingman wrote in
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Han wrote:
Swingman wrote in
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Han, this decorative muntin grille design came from a G+
conversation with you about six months ago (two photos in row):


https://picasaweb.google.com/1113554...dShopSBJ_Desk2
01 102#5758740773600367218

I liked it enough to use it on this project. Thanks for the idea!!


(There is opaque glass going in these two doors, so the businessness
with the horizontal lines of the shelves showing won't be so
overwhelming).

Looks good, Karl! But I cant take credit for our kitchen cabinets.
My wife chose them from The Kratsmaid collection at Home Despot 13
years ago!

Like hell you can't.

Point is, and IIRC, you pointed out at the time that the muntins were
spaced the exact distance from the rails and stiles as the width of
the rails and stiles. That is not something my challenged, teenage
mutant designer gene would have ever snapped to ... but that little
subtle design detail is the sole reason I like the grille pattern
design.

Credit where credit due ...

That was indeed Kraftmaid's design ... NOT mine. And Afina's sense of
taste ...
It's still available:
Showcase Mullion With Bistro Glass
http://www.kraftmaid.com/products/de...cements/glass-
doors/sd__dg06/?src=searchDef&query=glass+doors
http://tinyurl.com/86bnxex
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Best regards
Han
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Robatoy wrote in
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On Jun 27, 11:45*am, Swingman wrote:
Han, this decorative muntin grille design came from a G+ conversation
with you about six months ago (two photos in row):

https://picasaweb.google.com/1113554...dShopSBJ_Desk2.
..

I liked it enough to use it on this project. Thanks for the idea!!

(There is opaque glass going in these two doors, so the businessness
with the horizontal lines of the shelves showing won't be so
overwhelming
).

--www.eWoodShop.com
Last update: 4/15/2010
KarlCaillouet@ (the obvious)http://gplus.to/eWoodShop

Exquisite craftsmanship. Ya raisin' da bar a little for Leon, aintcha?
*smirk*
Modern day tools, old school execution. Got to love it.

It is a project like yours which makes me hang onto the tools I still
have. I built quite a few reception type desk/counters over the years
and always enjoyed functional casework like that.

Good call on the opaqueness of the glass. Maybe you can get a laminate
that resembles japanese paper, sign guys use that stuff often.
I might even have some.

Oh, and I like those 'bureau' style handles. They always worked for
me.

Maybe chemo today will wipe off some of that green-ness I am
experiencing, I don't like getting jealous, I like getting even. S

r

Great summary, Rob. I'll keep your green color, though.

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Best regards
Han
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