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A local salesman for “Sunheat” modular heating units contacted me about building some custom cabinets for the heaters to set in. He wanted to start with his personal heater he uses in his living room. I thought, “sure shouldn’t be to tough.” Wow was I wrong! the cabinet he wanted included a spiral stair case the curled down underneath where he wanted the mantle to sit. The stairs are gently curved to give then a conical feel. This curve also gives more step surface in the front and more head room behind the steps. The curve also looks beautiful with the traction patters I routed in. There are shop turned null posts at the top and the bottom. The whole corner was covered with shop made wood flooring the wraps down around the hole’s edge too. As you walk down at one point you are directly below the heater unit. This may sound claustrophobic but I am 6’ 3” and there is a surprising amount of head room. The stove cabinet is a raised panel cabinet that is vented in the back. Everything was oak with golden oak Minwax stain. Its finished with lacquer. Wood doesn’t really like to do round. Ever part of this project was a real stretch for the materials and my know how. It was a real growing experience and I’ve learned a ton from it.
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9 comments so far
MsDebbieP
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posted 797 days ago
oh wow …
very impressive. You must be very proud of the project and having “conquered” the challenges.
Bravo
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rrdesigns
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posted 794 days ago
Are the steps riding on a center pole? How did you lock them in place?
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Todd Thomas
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posted 781 days ago
nice…very nice…...good work…cool project to do
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Houston
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posted 744 days ago
Super impressive. I’m not really familiar with this sort of wood work, but the circular disc that are a part of the center support pole are pretty amazing. This looks to be right out of a gothic church.
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garypr
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posted 743 days ago
Wow that is a lot of oak. There is where the forest went. That is very nice work. How did you build that?
dustinkester
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posted 737 days ago
This is really quite incredible. How long did this take?
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a1Jim
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posted 733 days ago
Very well done ,really cool.
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Grandpa
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posted 711 days ago
beautiful job….well done
Manitario
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posted 59 days ago
wow, you did an amazing job on this. Great design and finish!