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Nov 28, 2015 · Check out the build article - https://nickferry.com/2015/11/how-to-make-drawers-for-cabinets-furniture-ep61/ - for more info on the quarter quarter quarter d...
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- Sizing Drawers
- Set Up Your 1/4″ Dado Stack
- Drawer Sides
- Drawer Fronts and Backs
- Assemble
The grooves used to make up the locking rabbet drawer joint are 1/4″ deep. The grooves will be exposed and we want those to be hidden by the false drawer front. The front and back pieces are the “captive” pieces (locked into the sides). With 1/2″ drawer material, you simply subtract 1/2″ from the desired drawer width. Depending on your drawer hardw...
You should be using a 1/4″ dado stack raised to cut exactly 1/4″ deep groove. A digital height gaugehere can be really handy. Set your rip fence 1/4″ away from the dado stack. Run all four drawer pieces through, lengthwise to cut the groove for the drawer bottom. I use my Micro Jig push blocksto hold down and push these small pieces through the cut...
Next, with the fence in the same position, cut your drawer sides next. Cut grooves on the ends of the drawer sides with the drawer bottom dado facing down. So all the grooves are cut on the same side of the drawer sides. I create a little jig with my miter gauge to safely and securely push these pieces through the cut.
Next it’s time to cut the rabbet on the drawer fronts and backs. The drawer bottom dado will be facing away from the sawblade. So the side grooves and bottom groove are on opposite sides of the drawer piece. These can be cut two ways. 1. Cut with the drawer pieces standing on end. It’s safest to build a little jig to hold these pieces securely and ...
The rabbets on the drawer fronts and backs now slide into the dados on the drawer sides. Make sure your drawer bottom dado is facing INwhile attaching all your drawer parts. Spread wood glue on the joints before assembling. Attach the drawer front and back pieces to one drawer side I use a little 23 gauge nail gun to hole things together while I co...
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Sep 19, 2014 · One of my favorite operations to use dado blades is when I make drawer boxes using what I call the “Quarter-Quarter-Quarter System” (QQQ). This method makes a really nice looking drawer that is very strong and shows lock joint joinery in each corner.
Oct 1, 2021 · Step 1 - Predrill. Step 2 - Assemble the Box. Step 3 - Cut and Attach the Bottom. How to Build a Drawer with a Captured Bottom. Materials. Cut the Grooves. Drill the Pocket Holes. Assemble the Drawer Box. How to Make a Replaceable Captured Bottom. Basic Rules for Building a Drawer.
Drawer Basics. When designing a drawer and coming up with a cutting list, here are some rules we follow. In general, the drawer front should be 3⁄4" thick – unless it’s a drawer with a “false front.”. False-front drawers are a simple drawer box with the front screwed to the box.
