Hi rtwilliams... we (I use the term loosely) are thrilled with the inset door style - only wish I'd known when we spec'd out the kitchen. Thank you for posting the picture, I've admired it many times and looked up the MFR as well. eandhl - thanks, I like those too very much. However, with the creamy white color cabinet I picked (same as my kitchen so well do I know the color!), a dark glass/combination is dissatisfying. As soon as I realized this, I moved on to a glass insert, vs. tin. Lynn - you are SPOT ON! If not a display case, do not showcase contents!! And to be honest... it may not end up being a linen closet. I just called it that for lack of a better label. It may end up being overflow shoe storage (mine of course!) and I may even give DH some real estate. The only thing purposed so far are the lower drawers, which will hold afghans/small comforters for use in the family room. Exciting (and slightly scary) update. I ordered these Wednesday morning and went to work questioning my choice. Later in the day, when I received a shipment email, I was sure it was the glass sample I'd included..... DH most kindly helped unpack and get these ready for pictures and then even told me to post my update before we start dinner. He's one in a million. Thanks for reading and enjoying with me. Look for the construction thread due to start (hopefully) this weekend! Please ignore the dog hair (and dog) on the carpet.

"Maybe you should send your 2-hole/2-slit idea to some of the punch people. Maybe you could get a kick-back somehow? (Free punches for a year? *grin*)" that would be great. But if you do send a copy to yourrself in the mail and don't open the letter. I think that's called a poorman's copyright. My mom sent an idea in to "Barbie" about making one with different wigs. That was a few years after they came out. She got a letter saying something to the effect that it wasn't feasible at that time. Of course years later they did.

I like scraplink.com. Several sites are linked through this. I have just bookmarked it so I can find it easily. Angela

I have the whole alphabet in cassettes for my cassette punch. I like the alphabet punches for certain projects, but the punches don't work well for some projects. For one, I find it hard to punch the letters in a straight line no matter what i try. I did finally get it to look nice for the last layout i did. Also, it is hard to figure out how to space the letters. I paid $60 for the alphabet and numbers and 15 shapes. Although this was pretty cheap for the set i bought, i at times regret spending the money on this. Sorry this review is not directly for or against alphabet punches. I do like having mine for some projects, but they don't work on all the projects i imagined they would. HTH, Jenny