Doors and Drawers
Discover the secrets to making strong drawers by cutting locking rabbet joints on the tablesaw, as taught by WOOD Magazine design editor Jeff Mertz
Add elegant arches to any raised-panel door using a simple set of templates see Sources on last slide, and a flush-trim router bit.
After reading about the effects of moisture on wood movement, I’m reluctant to try tablesawn raised panels. Won’t the wedged edges of the panel spread the grooved stile to the breaking point?
Learn how to make and install overlay cabinet doors and drawers, including choosing hardware and ins
Learn how to make and install partial-overlay cabinet doors, including hardware selection and instal
Learn how to make drawers with modified lock-rabbet joints for your cabinets.
Learn how to take a lock-rabbet joint and improve the look and strength when building cabinet drawer
Learn how to install cabinet drawer slides that are aligned and level. WOOD magazine's Jeff Me
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