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DRAWER sa CHEST OF DRAWERS sa DRAWER DIVIDER sa DRAWER LINER sa DRAWER LOCK & LATCH sa DRAWER PULL sa DRAWER SLIDE sa DRAWER STOP sa KITCHEN CABINET DOOR & DRAWER All about drawers. Part 1. Housing and mounting the drawer. Drawer hanging options for four basic carcase types. All about drawers. Part 2. Making and fitting drawers. Looks at drawer-front options, side-to-front joints, side-to-back joints, drawer-bottom options, etc. Top-quality drawer study project. Using traditional solid-wood drawermaking techniques to make a drawer that fits like an automobile piston. The use of quartersawn hardwood is required. Drawer lock joints. Strong, foolproof corners made with a single router setup. Tongues on ends of drawer front and back fit into slots in drawer sides. Two router table jigs (auxiliary fence and booster sled) make the system work. A quick way to route grooves for plywood drawer bottoms. French-dovetailed drawers. Includes instructions for making a dovetail jig that can be used for full- and half-dovetail sockets. How cock-beading was made and applied to drawer fronts in the 18th century. Pueblo drawers in 1-, 2-, and 3-drawer sets are stacked together to resemble a Pueblo village. Drawer fronts are colored with textile dye. Build an under-the-bed storage unit. A large drawer, mounted on 4 wheels, stores under your bed. How to fabricate and install all-wood drawers that ride on wooden support frames inside the cabinet. Drawer making technique that uses only a series of cuts with a 1/4" dado blade. Kitchen storage. How to build pull out drawers and bins to make better use of your lower kitchen cabinets. Tip on aligning a row of flush-mounted drawers using silicon caulking. How to make drawer liners to divide drawers into sections. Hardboard or heavy cardboard is covered with fabric. How to build wooden drawers. Diagrams illustrate how to construct and hang simple wooden drawers without special hardware. A look at how to assemble a drawer from a Drawermaster kit. Tip: How to fix sticking drawers in furniture. Under-the-bed case features two large storage drawers which pull out from the sides of the bed. Tips on lubricating sticking drawers. Cedar lining a drawer. How to repair falling-apart drawers, replace metal drawer issue slides, and free sticking drawers. Some tips. Repairing furniture. General rules for repairing broken or coming-apart furniture. Includes specific information on chairs, table legs, hinge screw tear-out, drawer repairs and veneer replacement. Tip shows how to make a slotted jig that holds drawers while sanding their sides. Bathroom built-ins. Precise alignment and production techniques are the key to building overlay doors (with concealed hinges) and drawers. Carving cabinets. Adding texture and interest to kitchen cabinet doors and drawer fronts. Some examples of 18th century hidden drawers and compartments in desks and tables. Drawer bottoms. Six variations on a theme. How to construct drawers that have (1) French bottom, (2) false French bottom, (3) Kitchen drawer, (4) NK glide, solid bottom, (5) NK glide, plywood bottom and (6) side hung drawer. How to make and fit drawers. The methods and recommendations shown apply to first-class traditional work, and they involve handwork. Rarely seen drawer joint uses a lock-joint plus mortise and tenons. Tip: How to fit drawers to a case. Tip: Drawers cut from solid pieces of wood can use the top portion of the cutout as the drawer bottom if the cutout has been band sawed on an angle. How to make drawers. Includes instructions for making an adjustable drafting table with several storage drawers. Includes three drawer-stop ideas and corner joints other than dovetails which can be used. Tips on applying solid-wood edging to plywood drawer fronts and then trimming to size. Build and fit a basic drawer. Side-hung drawer features wooden runners and locking joints (at front corners). Sliding frame-to-carcase joint is designed to install parting frames (such as drawer supports) into a solid wood carcase. It allows the solid wood carcase sides to expand and contract with changes in relative humidity. Reasons for not finishing both sides of drawers are discussed. Drawers with curved fronts. Templates and guide blocks simplify the joinery involved in building drawers with concave or convex fronts. Pivoting drawers for tight spots. Production drawermaking. Multi-router setup makes quick work of joinery when building plywood drawers. Multiple-drawer construction. Organized system of marking, cutting, assembling and fitting dovetailed drawers results in a piston-like fit. Single-setup solution for routing tongue-and-rabbet drawer joints. Constructing carcase-housed drawers (a drawer built to fit snugly inside a box or carcase). Making a drawer using hand-cut half-blind dovetails to join the drawer front to the sides. Tip on installing drawer fronts exactly centered in European-style cabinetry (where drawers are flush with surrounding frame). Making repairs to badly worn wooden drawer sides. Drawer-design strategies. Choose the right materials and construction techniques. Cock beads dress up a drawer. A 17th-century detail that stands the test of time. How to shape and install these small molding strips to the edges of drawers. Fitting a drawer. A traditional British approach to the classic piston fit inside an airtight case. Foolproof drawer face installation relies on using holes predrilled for drawer-pull hardware. Engineering a table with drawers. A standardized system for constructing tables with both single and multiple drawers is versatile enough to be applied to almost any style of furniture. Versatile plywood utility drawers are built with a table saw, a router, and your choice of two basic joints (rabbet or the tongue-and-dado). Cabinetmaking technique. Hints and helpful suggestions for making well fitting drawers featuring hand-cut dovetails. How to make and install drawers. How to make partitioned drawers. Tip on fitting a triangular, pivoting drawer to a corner table. Technique for book-matching drawer fronts out of one board. How to build a fall-front desk and fall-front drawer face. Finishing a wooden drawer to make it smell good and slide easily. Quick fixes for sticking, loose, and warped drawers. Tip: How to cut slots for drawer dividers into the sides of existing drawers. Tip on how to fix a sticking drawer. Tip shows how to use plastic trays and containers to serve as drawers and bins. Tip: How to make a set of storage drawers from clear plastic boxes. One end is cut off and a wooden front and knob are made for the drawer front. Can be fitted into a variety of frames. The ABCs of drawers. Drawer guides, corner joints and dovetailing are featured. Portable storage bins (drawers) for tools and supplies are made from scrap wood and expanded-metal plaster lath. Unsticking drawers and related problems. Cake pan is a ready-made drawer. How to make drawers. Covers drawer fronts, drawer joinery and drawer installation. Wooden drawers that attach underneath kitchen cupboards provide additional storage space. Workshop minicourse. More about wood joinery. Joints used in drawers are viewed. How to overcome sticking wooden drawers. How to build "custom designed" cabinets and drawers for your living room, dining room, etc. Tip: How to convert metal bread loaf pans into sturdy workshop storage drawers. Guide to building drawers. Several construction techniques illustrated including dovetails, flush rabbet joint, double dado joint, box joint, and dovetail dado joint. Eight styles of drawer installation options shown. How to fix a problem drawer (sticking, runners, tracks, etc.). Drawer making using only hand tools. The ABC's of building chests and cabinets. The fine art of making drawers. Designing for dimensional change. How to orient the grain and use appropriate joints and fasteners when building wood furniture in order to minimize the effects of expansion and contraction on drawers, doors, tops, etc. Tip on assembling plywood drawers with dowels instead of screws or nails. Simple secrets for building two styles of drawers (simple rabbeted drawer and classic half-blind dovetail drawer). Raised panels in drawers cut with rotary planer. Drawer joint jig for your router table provides a quick, accurate way to make drawers just like a production cabinet shop. Spiral end mill bits are used to cut the locking rabbet joint, tongue and dado joints, and the slots for the drawer bottom. Tip on routing grooves for bottom of a drawer held together with box joints. How to build drawers in corners of cabinets where standard rectangular-shaped drawers would be awkward or wouldn't fit. Photo shows how small storage drawers can be built into spaces between the studs in a wall. How to construct furniture modules from plywood to form drawers and box-like shelves. Tip: How to enable a corner drawer to open fully without running into the handle of an adjacent drawer. Tip: Build a wooden rack to convert large plastic busing baskets into vegetable storage drawers. Tip: Install drawers in the kickspace between cabinets and floor that can be opened with your foot. Tip: Cushion a drawers' closing action and insure they stay closed by using Velcro strips. Tip on keeping free-floating drawer bottoms from rattling. Making and installing dovetailed drawers. Tip on using plywood for drawer bottoms. Tip on finishing the insides of drawers or cabinets before attaching the bottom or back. Table saw technique for cutting the drawer bottom dado and correct side width in a single pass. Crooked drawers. How to make dovetailed drawers and other storage structues that fit into skewed spaces, a common problem in boat outfitting. How to cut the rabbet and groove joint (also called a milled dado box corner, or a combination dado rabbet). This is a strong locking joint suitable for joining a drawer front to the sides. How to cut the dado/rabbet joint. Commonly used to join a drawer back to the sides. Shop storage cabinet. Cabinet consists of many small drawers designed to hold tools, hardware, etc. The case is built to any desired size. Special jig (pg 3) speeds up fabrication of drawers. How to build drawers which utilize the box joint. Building drawers. Making lipped drawers with rabbet/groove joint. Special considerations when using dovetail joints in drawers. Tip: How to make a drawer front with a router design that has four good 90-degree corners. Simple labeling system for drawer sides and jig when routing the wood for several equal-size drawers all at the same time in order to prevent improper cuts. Drawer construction. Dovetail tongue and groove. Building drawers. The details of drawer construction. The drawers feature dovetail corner joints and a "clean" drawer front. The lower edge of the drawer front has a concealed cove which is used to open the drawers. Box joint drawers. Step-by-step to building a drawer with decorative box joints at each corner. Also includes information on making internal dividers. Tip: Use double-sided tape to align drawer fronts before permanently attaching them to the drawer. Jig for squaring drawers during assembly. Tip on choice of wood for use as drawer slides, drawer backs, and other out-of-sight drawer parts. "Four-screw" technique for attaching and aligning false fronts on drawers. Technique for aligning false drawer fronts equipped with a hand pull (with mounting screws). Drawer joints. (1) Nailed butt. (2) Locked rabbet. (3) Sliding dovetail. (4) Half-blind dovetail. Cutting the locking rabbet joint using a table saw. A good alternative to dovetails when making drawers. Making bow-front drawers. How to repair the worn bottoms of drawer sides without replacing the complete side. The history and mechanics of drawer design. A look at various designs and methods for fabricating and suspending drawers. A wing-cutter set-up that can be used to rout a clean, attractive, and strong drawer joint with only one cut at each end of drawer members. Cabinet secrets. How to incorporate secret drawers and cupboards into furniture. Making drawers the proper way. How to cut a cock-bead, a traditional and attractive finishing touch for a drawer-front. Tips on repairing sticking or sloppy wooden drawers by scarfing a new piece of wood onto the bottom edges. Into shape. A cabinetmaker looks at curved drawer-fronts and basic construction methods, including a no-clamp lamination process. How the drawer has been constructed over the centuries and how the dovetail joint has developed to improve aesthetics and strength. Making drawers. Part 1. Sizing the drawer opening. Making drawers. Part 2. Fronts and backs. Making drawers. Part 3. Dovetailing and assembly. Making drawers. Part 4. Final assembly and tuning. The beginning woodworker. Basic drawer construction and installation. Making authentic bevel-edged drawer bottoms using the smooth plane. Tip: Apply felt (or other drawer lining) to entire drawer bottom before assembly. Making drawers. Looks at the various styles of drawer construction and joinery, fitting of drawer to case, drawer fronts, slides, etc. Making and fitting a traditional dovetailed drawer using hand tools. Multifaceted joint for drawer assembly is cut with drawer lock bits. A description of accurate bit setup. Sliding trays in drawers give more space. All about drawers. How to design and construct drawers, with special emphasis on the joints and methods of installation. How to build slide out drawers for kitchen cabinets. All about drawers. How to build them and install them. | |||||||||
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