Taped instructions prevent costly goofs
The large cabinet sides you've made from expensive walnut plywood look great. The dadoes and rabbets are straight as a string, and the dimensions are right on the money. Unfortunately, they're both left sides.
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Masking tape can keep you from making the right cuts in the wrong places. Mark the good face, top, or back of the panels with masking-tape labels. The reminders or special instructions that you write on the tape prevent cutting errors and also will prove helpful at assembly time.
—From the WOOD® magazine shop