Thanks for the video. Soo I take it that the hardware screws are enough to keep the drawer front attached to the drawer? Typically I see most drawers fastened to the drawer with 4 screws in addition to the hardware.
Great video, but it raises a couple of questions. If someone decides they want to change out the drawer pull, doesn't it mean that the drawer front will come off? I can see just about any client raising hell over that one. Also, since the panel of the face is centered within the rail and style, doesn't tightening down the pull cause an unsupported stress on the panel? Invariably, someone is going to torque that pull down gorilla tight, and risk cracking or bowing the center panel since it's veneer on MDF. I love the tips overall. The door will be great. I just know that when it comes to preparing a product for a client, you can't underestimate what they'll put it through.
You were doing that just for your fun, hobby, or whatever reason??????? But definitely I know this is not for us ( as leaner woodworking,), and and and not for pro absolutely because they already pro not need your show though. So what now!! Put this away now.
Finally I understand! This technique with the tape is brilliant. Thank you!
Best video for teaching the entire process.
Absolutely brilliant lots of info and tips could watch videos like this all day thank you.
Thanks for this. Very informative.
Thanks for the video. Soo I take it that the hardware screws are enough to keep the drawer front attached to the drawer? Typically I see most drawers fastened to the drawer with 4 screws in addition to the hardware.
Great video, but it raises a couple of questions. If someone decides they want to change out the drawer pull, doesn't it mean that the drawer front will come off? I can see just about any client raising hell over that one. Also, since the panel of the face is centered within the rail and style, doesn't tightening down the pull cause an unsupported stress on the panel? Invariably, someone is going to torque that pull down gorilla tight, and risk cracking or bowing the center panel since it's veneer on MDF.
I love the tips overall. The door will be great. I just know that when it comes to preparing a product for a client, you can't underestimate what they'll put it through.
Thanks for the knowledge
Could I use a palm router to cut the dados in the rails and stiles? I don't have a table saw yet.
Can full overlay be done on a 42” cabinet? Thanks!
can you give me a link to the hinges ? thanks for the video
you could also use a dial caliper to check for center
Muy bueno
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You were doing that just for your fun, hobby, or whatever reason??????? But definitely I know this is not for us ( as leaner woodworking,), and and and not for pro absolutely because they already pro not need your show though. So what now!! Put this away now.