Hi Everyone, As promised a photo of the cabinets I built in place for the farmhouse we remodeled for my Boss to live in. The reflection on the refrigerator even shows the deck and rail behind where I stood to take the photo, as well as the face of the wall oven does. If you look close to the left up on the ceiling there is a music speaker cover not yet filling a hole there. On close inspection the upper cabinet over the sink is also missing the glass in the door due to a simple oops down where the glass was cut for me.( they cut five instead of six panels of glass. The flooring is Hickory, the cabinets white pine painted, the walls and ceiling are sheet rock. A lot of the old uneven bits of the structure remain, look close above the wall cabinet next to the refrigerator you can see a taper to the upper rail above the cabinet doors that follows the old contour of the original house. In thirty eight feet across the back of the house the granite slab foundation was four inches out of level for example, making it difficult to bring things to level even over two floors of height. I did manage to bring the exterior to a clean level by the roof line, so the siding and overall appearance became respectable. Things like this made for extra care in fitting every piece of the house into a presentable form. Somewhere on a disc I do have old photos from back when we began ripping and tearing down the interior walls here. I may look harder to find those and put some sort of a collage together for anyone interested. Thank you for viewing and again any comment is welcome as well as very much appreciated. Best of Friday's to All -GB-