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This one is about what we made.  \nS ince the first issue went to print,  \nthree more Cape Cod houses  \nhave left the shop in Hyannis: a white oak kitchen in Harwich Port, a painted kitchen with a wall of sea glass in Wellfleet, and a whole house in Harwich where oak and painted casework trade places room by room.  \nEach one is opened up here the way we think about it—the range wall, the island, the storage nobody sees, the room next door that had to agree with the first. The two houses from Volume I come back for a shorter visit, and the gallery holds all five.  \nEverything in these pages was designed, milled, finished and installed by us.  \nH A R W I C H P O R T , M A S S A C H U S E T T S  \nW H A T W E B U I L D  \nEverything a home is made of.  \nOne shop, one standard—from the kitchen you live in to the mudroom you walk through on the way there.  \nBuilt-ins & Media Walls  \nShelving, fireplace walls and cabinetry made to fit the room exactly.  \nMudrooms & Laundry  \nLockers, benches and open shelving for the rooms that work hardest.  \nT H E D R AW I N G → T H E S A M E WA L L ,  \nB U I L T  \nT H E P R O C E S S  \nFrom drawing to doorstep.  \n01 Design  \nWe measure the room and draw the cabinetry to it—every elevation modeled before a board is cut, so you see the finished space first.  \n\n| 02 | Mill & Build\u003Cbr>Cabinets are cut and assembled in our Cape Cod shop from solid hardwood and premium panel stock, with dovetailed drawers and mortised joinery. |\n| --- | --- |\n| 03 | Finish\u003Cbr>Doors and faces are sanded, sealed, and hand-finished in a controlled booth for a smooth, durable surface that ages gracefully. |\n| 04 | Install\u003Cbr>The same craftsmen who built your cabinetry set it in place—scribed, leveled, and detailed until every reveal is true. |\n\nUP LEVEL CABINET RY · VOLUME II 05 FINE CABINET RY · CAPE COD  \nF R O M T H E S H O P  \nDrawn here. Cut here.  \nEvery project leaves our drafting table as a full set of shop drawings—plan, elevations and sections for each run, with every reveal, filler and hinge location called out before a board is cut. The sheet on the left is one page of one bathroom.  \nYou see these drawings too. They are what we sign off together, so the kitchen that arrives is the kitchen you approved.  \nThose drawings go straight to the router on the right—a HOMAG CNC in our Hyannis shop that cuts every panel to the file. Parts come off square and repeatable, so the hand work that follows goes into joinery and finish rather than correction.  \nNothing is outsourced. 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