The School of the Transfer of Energy

White Oak Painting Cabinet

Posted in technique and process, traditional woodcraft, transfer of energy, woodwork by jackbaumgartner on March 10, 2010

A dovetailed painting cabinet  in quarter-sawn white oak.  The tree grew along the Van Horn Branch just south of Boaz, Kansas, until it’s bank gave way.  The panels will be gessoed and receive an oil painting.  The cabinet is only dry fitted.  It will not be glued up until the panels are fully prepared.  In order to eliminate the center stiles of the frame and panel doors, the inside inch and 1/2 is a full tenon into the rail, while the rest of the panel will float in the customary grooves.

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  1. pinksphinx said, on March 12, 2010 at 2:05 am

    Beautiful! For what project?


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