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Invisible Shelf Pins

Adjustable shelf pins add versatility to any cabinet. Here’s a way to make the pins invisible, and use them to lock the shelves into the case. View Content

SketchUp for Woodworkers Guide: My Journey Learning SketchUp

Most of the woodworking that I do is custom, requiring original design, or at minimum a bit of modification of an existing concept. Prior to learning SketchUp, I had developed... View Content

Magnetic Clamp Pads: "Magna Pads"

I love the name…It describes this clamp pad perfectly! I use shop-made 1/4" thick mdf clamp pads to protect my work when I'm clamping. My clamp pads are easy to... View Content

Countertop Connectors for Project Assembly

A client recently asked me to design a platform bed for him. Beds are always a challenge; because of the large size, they must always disassemble for transport and delivery... View Content

How to Downsize a Drawer

While building a media cabinet, I broke the wise rule of "Measure twice,cut once." I made a quick measurement for depth on a drawer that would extend to be flush... View Content

Office in a Closet Part 4: Finishing and Installing

Time to wrap this office project up by finishing and installing the components. Finish and cabinet assembly: Apply finish to all components. I used a water based poly acrylic product... View Content

Office in a Closet Part 3: Build and Install the Desktop

Part 1 of this story worked through design and carcase construction. Part 2 covered doors and drawers. Now we're ready to construct the tops and shelves. If you are building... View Content

Gang Cutting Edge Strips to Length

It's not often that you'll need this trick, but when you do, the time you'll save will be tremendous. The idea hit me the other day while I stood in... View Content

Routed Half-Blind Dovetail Drawers: Part 2

In part one of this article I showed you how a half-blind router dovetail jig works, and how to size your drawer parts for routing in the jig. In this... View Content

Removing a Raised Panel and Saving the Frame

"Do you know of a procedure for removing a panel from the rails and stiles of a standard raised panel cabinet door constructed with cope and stick joinery, in order... View Content

Drawer Joinery Using a Slot Cutter

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... View Content

Easy European Hinge Mounting

European hinges must be mounted so their arms are 90 degrees perpendicular to the edge of their door. If they are not, then the hinges will bind and wear excessively... View Content