Thread: Help! Need title for my project

I can't help you with the title, but it's a nice cabinet!

How did you attach the cabinet to the base/bottom half?

Cheers

Originally Posted by groeneaj

I can't help you with the title, but it's a nice cabinet!

How did you attach the cabinet to the base/bottom half?

Cheers

the top section was attached to the bottom section just using countersunk wood screws. this was the last option as it was only put together the day before i had to hand it in so i didnt have time to do anything nicer than screws

oh and i forgot to say thank you for liking my work.

Originally Posted by lukeos

i need to come up with a title for my project and i am stumped for a title. c

Noice job.

How about "Two For One" as a name. Two draws, Four Shelves in One combined unit.

i like the ideas that have been given to me so far, but im thinking that i would like to title it after an Aboriginal name.

so far i have got;
Jeeljarup (three jarrah trees)
Kutterbul (wonderful)
Lenkunya (beautiful)
Nukara (my own)

what do you think?

Cheers, Luke

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That's a nice piece. Well proportioned, grain matched and tight tolerances. You have shown a keen eye for detail combined with an artistic flair, hallmarks of a good furniture maker.These are gifts, rarely seen in one so young.
Just a thought... The end panels in the top section are made up of three backsawn pieces. This gives a "busy" effect. Now that might have been what you were after. If you wanted a more natural look, a backsawn piece in the centre with two quartersawn pieces, one on each side. This places visual emphasis on the single backsawn panel and creates balance. It also helps to stabalize the panel as backsawn material is far more prone to movement.