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on Mar 21, 2011
Over the years I ve made pet cremation urns and boxes for friends who ve lost pets. In 2010 I had a request from a dear cousin for his own cremation casket. He knew he was dying after a long battle with cancer. It took a couple tries to get a good, sound design that I felt comfortable with. Along with a sound design, size is a major consideration. As it turns out, there is a formula for volume you can use. Read More »
on Dec 28, 2010
In this final installment, Bruce Kieffer explains using the jig to rout the joints, and then how to assemble the drawers. Read More »
on Nov 30, 2010
This article's focus is on drawers with mechanical slides. In this installment I will explain how a half-blind dovetail router jig works, calculating drawer parts sizes, and where to locate drawer bottoms for drawers with side-mount slides or undermount slides. Read More »
on Aug 24, 2010
Here s an easy way to create a rabbetted drawer lock joint, using only a 1/4" slot cutter. One set up will do all the joinery and allow you to cut the grooves for the drawer bottom. It's easy and it's fast. Read More »
on Mar 25, 2010
Bruce Kieffer guides us through some compact yet durable nesting sawhorses with full cut list, pictures and illustrations to make working on your projects of varying heights a snap! Read More »