Woody 5X10

[KCStudly]

Looking great and coming along quickly!

[oakinteriors1]

Thanks KC..I can't tie up the work space to long..Since I started this build...The second house-amount of cabinets are stacked up waiting for install.....
The 110 V. Electrical receptacle I came up with using some PVC...

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[oakinteriors1]

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[KCStudly]

Your power port is fabulous!

How did you seal the cord cap plug end into the PVC fitting?

[oakinteriors1]

Stuff like this is fun to do just improvising as you go, ...
The plug needed very little sanding to press fit into the 90...and a couple of the fittings are held together with screws so I can take the assembly apart if necessary .....

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[oakinteriors1]

The doors and wiley windows...

The inside of the sill is high enough to raise the window a little and still keep the rain out..

[rick e]

Every once in a while reading through the many post here and going way back you come onto something that is just waay cool and ingenious. Your electric plug is one of those things. Really nice, so simple, I love it.

Overall your build shows your cabinetry skills and looks great.
Thanks for sharing.
Rick

[KCStudly]

Well said ^.

[drewh1]

Gonna be a beauty - wish I had your cabinetry skills!

[oakinteriors1]

Thanks guys...
Sprayed the doors this weekend and while they were drying....
I worked on the 2 cabin side doors mortised out the door jambs for the latches etc....
Hung the cabinet doors this morning...I like the 2 tone cedar rather than the all dark as on the interior doors...The dark cedar came from an old cracked and notty 8x8 beam a guy gave me...The lighter cedar on the galley door frames are from a 2X6 from Home Depot...

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Ran out of the hinges for the lower cubes...

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[rand_98201]

wow the woodwork looks pretty amazing.

[oakinteriors1]

Rear hatch....
And the hinge installation..
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[drewh1]

Fantastic. Isn't a great feeling to get that hatch frame on it! Keep up the great work!

drew.

[oakinteriors1]

Thanks ...Now I need to fabricate the hatch support...The refrigerator side panel is 5'' off center but that should work for one like this....

[drewh1]

Camp-Inn style rear hatch support?

Take a look at this thread, I started it so I could design a Camp-Inn style. Or look at the end of my build journal. This is what I came up with. I found the angle on the support to be very helpful in fitting it to the space between the hatch and the cabinets. you can just follow the contour of your hatch. At any rate, there are more pictures in the thread above.

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