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Staggered cut, multi stack cabinet design. |
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In line cut, multi stack cabinet design. |
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Notice extra space between drawers for holding parts taller than drawer.
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Building a custom cabinet for
your drawers is an easy task. A radial arm saw or table saw with a 5/32 wide
carbide tipped blade works best. Start by cutting all pieces to length per
your custom design. Next cut the slots used for the drawer slides being
careful not to cut more than half way through the board. Assemble the top
and bottom to the sides then cut and install a piece of hardboard for |
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the
back. That's all there is to it! Finish the project by inserting drawers
into the cabinet and installing in the desired location. |
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Cabinets can be made
from all types of wood. Pine, redwood, oak, even plywood or particle
board cut to size. Wood that is straight and flat works best for
cutting uniform slots for drawer slides. |
Listed below are few design
ideas for Dandy Drawer cabinets. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view
these files. Click on a PDF file link to view and print complete project
plans. If you need Adobe Acrobat Reader, click on the link below to download
the free reader program. |
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Project Description |
PN101 |
6 drawer, single stack,
for Dandy-10. |
PN102 |
12 drawer, in line cut,
dual stack, for Dandy-10. |
PN103 |
12 drawer, staggered cut,
dual stack, for Dandy-10. |
PN104 |
18 drawer, 5 stack cabinet
using Dandy-8, Dandy-10, Dandy-12. |
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