Woven Cherry Molding

[Gary Campbell]

Here is a couple pics of the molding. An inside 135 corner and outside 90. In order to get the look right, I had to add a plinth strip. I hope the Brothers Greene dont mind me taking a few liberties with this job.

[burchbot]

Brady...
Some of my finest mounts were hit with the truck!!

Us Yoopers like hunting with trucks It’s harder to aim a rifle because they don’t come with headlights.
Dan

[Brady Watson]

Looks GREAT!

Armoire or built-in?

-B

[loriny]

Very nice Gary. Another happy customer I'll presume
Lorin

[Gary Campbell]

Brady...
The job is a knotty cherry kitchen, installed in a full log home for one of our repeat customers. My fifth kitchen in 30+ years. Heres a shot of the pantry/oven corner:

[Brady Watson]

It really does a lot for that kitchen. From a design point of few, you always want to keep the eye moving...Without that trim, your eye gets stuck on the plain doors.

-B

[joe]

G.

Congratulation on a handsome job. This kind of work is very rewarding. Please keep sharing more of your skills. We're all appreciative.

Joe Crumley
www.normansignco.com

[steve]

Gary, nice job. I make a 2" version of that, sells for $21.6 per foot.
Would like to see it on a cove/crown. Maybe I'll try that.

[Gary Campbell]

Steve...
I surely did a simple version of this by screwing down a 5" stick and cutting the weave into the center of it. A few passes on the shaper and it was a mission style crown.

Someday I hope to be able to manipulate the models, and posssibly carve it into a large radius cove rather than the mission style for this job. This customer picks simple clean lines for everything. I was actually surprised at the weave selection, as it is much more ornate than anything else in the room.

I like your molding as the extra "rows" really show off the weave. Thanks for sharing.

[steve]

Gary, putting that weave on a cove is easy in artcam, here is a quick mockup.
I would think Aspire could do this to, although I don't know the weave in Aspire.