Remember this? Way back when we started the Kitchen?? Well, I finally finished up the crown molding and we’re finally done.
Plywood wall over old lathe.
What a mess!
Here’s a quick blow by blow on the jig and how I cut the larger angles.
My Kreg jig works really well to .. make a jig.
Squaring everything up.
Drawing in the angle.
And cutting the kerf.
Miter Box complete ..
and finally, cutting the molding.
And here are the final pics!
Sink with Paperstone Counter.
Stove and Cherry Cabinets
Paperstone and curly maple bar
Curly maple bar and study opening
Pantry and Fridg
Back door and kitchen sink
sheworkswood.com 
Well done, Marilyn. Quite the undertaking. Take a bow.
Thank you sir!
Congrats — it looks great!
Very nicely done.
Please tell me about your flooring choice.
Mike
That looks really nice Marilyn. Great job. Since I am thinking about doing the same thing, I’d be interested in a lessons learned post.
This looks terrific. I love the curly maple bar and all the trim work. I’m inspired to take on more of my “little” projects.
Looks great Marilyn. Having done something similar this summer I can tell you the best part is when it’s over.
Amen!
Thanks all!! The floor is Marmoleum. The biggest hang up on the project was the cabinets. We had a subcontractor make them and they’re beautiful, but he was 5 weeks late which really stretched out the project. Not sure what we could have done about that since I we in direct contact with the sub and actually visited his shop in person.
That said, I’m very happy with how it all turned out.
I’ll raise a glass to the end of this successful project.
Me too! Thanks!
That looks great! What a relief! Many years of memories to come cooking and sharing meals!
Relief is right! Thanks!
Excellent work!
Thank you so much!