KD Latest work

[kevin]

A kitchen in the prosses being installed

[kevin]

Almost finished waiting for floor for finishing touches

[kevin]

A different look waitng for backsplach and fan for final pictures

[kevin]

A Concrete counter top 4 ft by 12 ft .Waiting for the walls to finish kitchen

I.ve also writen in my contract that all design are my property photos and drawing same as Microsoft
I think your dead in the water If you don't take photos

The last time I checked no customer has ever helped in my design



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[myxpykalix]

you should be very proud, as you do beautiful work:D

[michael_schwartz]

Looks Nice.

[jkaras2000]

Hi Kevin: Nice work. Can you tell me what software you built this with? Thanks Joe.

[kevin]

Thanks for the compliments Jack and Micheal

Joe I use Kitchen Draw for the drawings .All cabinets are made with cabinet parts pro .

I'll post final photos of projects .If you look close you can figure out how I went to the ceiling

I miss Joes post

[jkaras2000]

Thanks for the heads up Kevin. Funny, I am considering purchasing Cabinet Parts Pro myself. I am looking to build a Kitchen and some vanities for our country home, and thought I could put my PRS Standard 48x96 to good use. How is the learning curve with CCP? Can't wait to see the other photos. Thanks Joe. :cool:

[kevin]

Joe the deal with cabinets parts pro you can get up and running fast thats just one small step

The rest install design etc takes about 5 to 10 years to learn

What I would suggest if this is a one time deal hire someone from the form to keep from getting in to trouble

[jkaras2000]

Hi Kevin: Thanks for the advice. I have been a novice to intermediate cabinet builder for years. I have a small shop, and have built vanities, dressers and other furniture for many years now. I thought of using the Bot to build my latest kitchen and vanities, as well as to put the bot to good use. Many folks I have spoken to with bots tell me I no longer need a cabinet saw to build cabinets. Not looking to do anything fancy, just cabinet carcass and order raised panel doors to fit. I know anything I build will be superior to stock cabinets, and can install custom hardware, full extension accuride slides etc. If the learning curve to build the boxes is easy enough, I think I would be up to purchasing CCP. Thanks Joe.

[kevin]

Joe you'll be blown away by how much faster then a table saw

Try a small cabinet first with cabinet parts pro in a day or 2 you'll be yp and running


Kitchen draw has a 20 hr.trial it takes about 8 hr to get up and running there a tutorial

[jkaras2000]

Thanks for the great advice Kevin: Hearing yet another person say the same thing about a table saw blows me away. I am going to purchase CCP and can't wait to give it a try. I will check out the KD software you spoke about. Happy Holidays. Joe.

[wberminio]

Hey Joe!

Don't forget I'm nearby!
I've been a bit busy,but always available to walk you through!

[jerry_stanek]

Have you downloaded the trial version of cpp.

[kevin]

Joe if you can get Erminio to walk you through he'll save you hours of fustration Plus a profesional layout

[kevin]

Finised the project

[kevin]

More photos
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[bleeth]

Nice Kevin: The one in shot 2754 etc looks like a candidate for Dwell Magazine!

[myxpykalix]

Kevin,
You do fantastic work. I'd love to be an unpaid Intern helping you and learning (if i was about 30 years younger):eek:

As a teenager I paid to go to an Apprenticeship program with a company called Suburban Homes up in Indiana. I learned so much about all phases of building homes and that was the best $100.00 I ever spent.

Good Job Kevin...:)

[joe]

K.

Thank you for posting the photo's of your beautiful work. You're becoming a hero for us all.

Joe Crumley
www.normansignco.com

[kevin]

Thanks Dave for the compliment, I got lucky with the light.
Jack thanks for the compliment

Joe, you have been the inspiration for me. With your unselfish time in posting. I remember I bought the machine about 3 years ago, it sat around for about six months and then I tried to figure it out. I went "dah". I couldn't afford to go down for the training. Then I started my hand at doing some signs with your help. What inspired the most about you was how you tried to push the limits on each project. Thanks for your inspiration.
I couldn't picture running the shop without the CNC.
To anyone who is struggling, read Joe's posts.
Kevin
www.kdunphy.com (http://www.kdunphy.com)