Cabinetry Work In My 5.0TA

[sleepy]

Looks great Jim.

[Donna D.]

Wowser! Amazing, truly amazing.

I'm freaking out when it comes to measuring, buying and then installing four sliding shelves.

Any chances of getting a complete under-the-sink photo of the hepvro? I can kinda see it in one of the pics. (needy person here).

[Jim Bennett]

Originally Posted by Donna D.

Any chances of getting a complete under-the-sink photo of the hepvro? I can kinda see it in one of the pics. (needy person here).

Will do that when I get back home.

[Steve Clark]

Fabulous, Jim! Simply Amazing!

[Greg A]

Excellent work and great finishes, enjoyed the picture show.
I'm sure you're probably ahead of me on this one, but do you have any plans to add custom wood LED fixtures to replace the stock white plastic ones? It would be a huge finishing upgrade inline with the direction you've taken and the work you've done, especially the light over the new galley.
Nice job!

[rbrandenstein]

All the work looks fantastic. I like all the SS/AL trim in the galley area, looks like a professional kitchen!

The doors and drawer fronts really match well. What stain did you use?

[MikeS]

Looks amazing! I'm surprised how much of an updated look the doors and hardware give.

Really nice work Jim!

[Dave Walter]

I am impressed Jim. You did a great job.

[hotfishtacos]

WOW!! Truly a work of art!

[SFDavis50]

Really great craftsmanship. So now I want that oven and the pantry with a tambour door. Looking forward to meeting you and your better half at a rally or on the road sometime.
There needs to be a rally featuring you, Chris R and Santiago with Iowa Dave selling tickets and providing baby back ribs marinated in fresh homegrown garlic. (Paid for by ticket sales, of course.) The rest of us can pitch in and supply single malt scotch, wine, fresh roasted coffee, rhubarb pie and ice cream brought by people with electric bicycles. I recommend anywhere in Colorado although I will travel to Alberta, California or BC to see them.

[Jim Bennett]

Originally Posted by Donna D.

Any chances of getting a complete under-the-sink photo of the hepvro? I can kinda see it in one of the pics. (needy person here).

Ask, and you shall receive.

I had to go vertical with the HepVO valve, as the sink drain was too close the the drain pipe to fit horizontal.

Originally Posted by Greg A

I'm sure you're probably ahead of me on this one, but do you have any plans to add custom wood LED fixtures to replace the stock white plastic ones? It would be a huge finishing upgrade inline with the direction you've taken and the work you've done, especially the light over the new galley.
Nice job!

I have thought about the lights, but the ones installed do work fine. Lots of the components I supplied, I did so because I could upgrade the quality and performance. Who knows though, maybe someday.

[Jim Bennett]

Originally Posted by rbrandenstein

The doors and drawer fronts really match well. What stain did you use?

Escape uses a spray lacquer, and I just used a brush on oil-based satin polyurethane. I imagine my fronts will develop a lot more patina than the panelling over time, but they would in all trailers.

[Jim Bennett]

Originally Posted by SFDavis50

Really great craftsmanship. So now I want that oven and the pantry with a tambour door. Looking forward to meeting you and your better half at a rally or on the road sometime.
There needs to be a rally featuring you, Chris R and Santiago with Iowa Dave selling tickets and providing baby back ribs marinated in fresh homegrown garlic. (Paid for by ticket sales, of course.) The rest of us can pitch in and supply single malt scotch, wine, fresh roasted coffee, rhubarb pie and ice cream brought by people with electric bicycles. I recommend anywhere in Colorado although I will travel to Alberta, California or BC to see them.

I am keen on any kind of gathering, and will use any excuse just to meet up with good folks and have fun.

[Donna D.]

Originally Posted by Jim Bennett

Ask, and you shall receive.

I had to go vertical with the HepVO valve, as the sink drain was too close the the drain pipe to fit horizontal.

THANKS JIM!

I've captured the photo now. I appreciate the effort, truly.

[rubicon327]

Originally Posted by Jim Bennett

The galley power, at least in the 5.0TA is protected being fed through the exterior outlet's GFCI plug.

[KarenH]

It was worth the wait for these pictures. Wonderful craftsmanship...extremely well done.

(Edited: Love the stainless steel look but I'm surprised there are no SS panels in the refer to take it over the top? )

And now for the pics of your daughter's trailer??

[Jim Bennett]

Originally Posted by KarenH

And now for the pics of your daughter's trailer??

In my haste to get it to her a few months back, I neglected to take final photos, and she is headed out with it for a few weeks right away.

[KarenH]

Originally Posted by Jim Bennett

In my haste to get it to her a few months back, I neglected to take final photos, and she is headed out with it for a few weeks right away.

I'm quite sure it is as lovely as your new beauty.

I keep going back to look at your pictures in awe and wonder. So nice. Beats those 40-foot monstrosities hand over foot.

[float5]

I would have never thought that Shaker would go with that oven and the modern ss look but it all works extremely well. Those are very substantial looking drawer pulls. And that ss backsplash finishes it all nicely. But I really like those deep drawers. What a fine set-up you have put together.

[Cypherian]

Beautiful Workmanship as always Jim like the skeletonized drawer sides pretty cool ideas around to borrow : ]




Cypher