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Brass Door Onlays

7/12/21       
John McGinnis

I am looking for a metal onlay for cabinet doors that would include the (4) corner pieces (ideally in brass) and some metal flat stock to span in between. They are purely decorative and I can't seem to find them anywhere. I have attached a photo from a company called Waterworks but they do not sell them apart from their cabinetry. Any help would be appreciated.


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7/13/21       #2: Brass Door Onlays ...
Mark B Member

Maybe reach out to these guys

https://thegoldenlion.com/7-mouldings

7/13/21       #3: Brass Door Onlays ...
james e mcgrew  Member

Website: mcgrewwoodwork.com

Dang Mark, Now you done gone and filled my head with Ideas for My boat !! LOL

7/13/21       #4: Brass Door Onlays ...
Mark B

Heh. Im not sure they have the parts the OP is looking for but may know who does. I had found them a long time ago looking for brass trunk mouldings.

7/13/21       #5: Brass Door Onlays ...
Robin Smith

Website: http://www.blockandchisel.com

Did almost exactly that once, just had a local metal fab shop make the individual pieces for us.


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7/13/21       #6: Brass Door Onlays ...
John McGinnis

Very nice Robin. Do you remember what they charged to fabricate those? I am getting about $22 each.

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james e mcgrew  Member

Website: mcgrewwoodwork.com

Online metals sells a strip at .5 x .125 bu length. and good cnc shop could cut your corners out of .1875 or .25 stock

A trip to a brush sander and the polisher and you are making money

Onlinemetals.com brass half oval

7/14/21       #8: Brass Door Onlays ...
Peter M.

We've done similar onlays before. Keep in mine Brass is Stupid expensive right now.. Of course everything is going up but it is what It is I suppose. We recently bid a job awhile back out of stainless steel barstock and they sat on it for awhile and then recently decided to pull the trigger and we had to rebid because the materials had gone up so much...

Pete

7/14/21       #9: Brass Door Onlays ...
Joe Knobbe

this might work - see link below.

Link to Finishing Touches

7/16/21       #10: Brass Door Onlays ...
John McGinnis

Thank you all. I have given up on finding these pre made and started down the path of having them made. Just for fun- these are the renders that I gave the client since samples are not feasible.


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