This gallery shows some of the process and technique involved in building our
Adirondack hutch. We hope you find it interesting...
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Yellow birch twigs and saplings: raw rustic beauty |
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Harvesting birchbark from the forest |
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Gluing birchbark on cabinet stiles |
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Gluing and screwing rabbeted leg on base cabinet |
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Closeup of rabbeted leg joint |
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Gluing and clamping birchbark to upper case side |
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Crown moulding joint detail, to be glued |
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Applying yellow birch twigwork to upper case |
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Cutting door rail tenons on the table saw |
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Gluing birchbark on door stiles |
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Fitting arch top doors into hutch |
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Attaching solid maple paneling to back (not plywood!) |
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Attaching deer horn pull to drawer front |
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