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<p>[QUOTE="verybrad, post: 173137, member: 37"]I am beginning to think this whole thing has been cobbled together from bits and pieces. The doors are oak and I am seeing a lot of pine elsewhere. The doors look like they are being used backwards and sideways with moldings added. Is that a patch at the bottom of the inside of one to hide an old hardware hole? Not sure what the last pic is of but that slot cut in it indicates that the lumber was used elsewhere before being incorporated into this cabinet.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="verybrad, post: 173137, member: 37"]I am beginning to think this whole thing has been cobbled together from bits and pieces. The doors are oak and I am seeing a lot of pine elsewhere. The doors look like they are being used backwards and sideways with moldings added. Is that a patch at the bottom of the inside of one to hide an old hardware hole? Not sure what the last pic is of but that slot cut in it indicates that the lumber was used elsewhere before being incorporated into this cabinet.[/QUOTE]
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