The easy cheap drawer has a 1/4" hardboard bottom that serves also as the slide, traveling in a dado, usually in MDF.
Plenty of side mount, full extension hardware is in place as well. The green metal cabinet with the shallow drawers was a school district castoff, designed to hold drafting paper.
The easy cheap drawer has a 1/4" hardboard bottom that serves also as the slide, traveling in a dado, usually in MDF.
Plenty of side mount, full extension hardware is in place as well. The green metal cabinet with the shallow drawers was a school district castoff, designed to hold drafting paper.
The shopmade router table. I know I showed it in "drawers" but one can double dip occasionally.
This is an old Craftsman saw set up just to do drawer components: dado for the bottoms, and then the upside down Freud biscuit joiner cuts for the corners.
Nested bandsaws. The big green one resaws and the GO555 does everything else; same dedicated dust collector.
Lee -
I feel like you just hooked me up with some of your bungee cords and whipped me around on the most extensive shop tour ever. Did I miss anything? Amazing collection of tools, machinery, & stuff - and great storage - must be a hundred drawers.
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