sundaytrucker
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loving the work, looks so crisp and clean. Also the photography is on point, that lens must be a cracker.
custard":3cvqxnoj said:Impeccable work, your skill level is rocketing and it's amazing that you've taught yourself to this level. I'm full of admiration Tyreman, figuring out drawer work as good as this and on your own is a massive accomplishment. It took a lot of very skilled instructors to beat this stuff into me and I'm not convinced I could have got as far as you have without their help!
The only thing I'd suggest is that when a drawer gets to be about 600mm or so wide (a bit less if it's heavily loaded) it's customary to stick in a muntin. Above about 800 or 900mm and I'll go for two muntins with the centre section a bit wider than the two outside sections. The other thing I try and do is run the grain pattern of the drawer bottom right across the muntins in an unbroken sweep. Once you start including muntins it really pays to use the flush fitting style drawer slip rather than the simpler quarter round style slips.
Personally I'll normally include muntins from about 500mm wide just because they look so great!
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