Table Saw Accessory Cabinet
George Vondriska
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Overview
21:00
George reviews the project plan, materials and hardware.
Edge Banding and Joinery
9:29
Once your case parts are cut to size, they need to be edge banded. We’ll have a look at one technique you can use for this. With the edge banding on you’re ready for joinery. Head on over to the table saw where we’ll show you how to set up for cutting rabbets. We’ll also discuss alternatives to using rabbet joints.
Edge Banding and Joinery Q&A
34:00
George discusses the most recent lesson and answers member questions.
Drawer Boxes; Dimensions and Joinery
11:42
It’s critical to get your drawer boxes precisely dimensioned, or they won’t work with the mechanical slides. Don’t worry, we’ve got a trick for this. The drawers corners are made with a lock rabbet, and we’ll show you how to make that joint on the table saw.
Drawer Boxes; Dimensions and Joinery Q&A
29:00
George discusses the most recent lesson and answers member questions.
Drawer Slides; Installing the Drawers; Drawer Fronts
16:32
The key to getting drawer slides on the drawers correctly; spacers. With the slides installed on the drawers you’ll learn how to install the stack of drawers in the case, and how to put the drawer fronts on.
Drawer Slides; Installing the Drawers; Drawer Fronts Q&A
22:00
George discusses the most recent lesson and answers member questions.
Make and Install the Pulls; Band the Top
22:19
Shop-made pulls are a great addition to this cabinet, and include chamfering with a hand plane. The banding for the top is mitered at each corner, which can be fussy, but a few tricks simplify the process.
Make and Install the Pulls; Band the Top Q&A
14:00
George discusses the most recent lesson and answers member questions.
Description
There are lots of things that go along with your table saw; dado inserts, arbor wrenches, measuring devices, saw blades… It’s handy to have a place near your saw to store these things, and this cabinet will take care of that. It’s designed to fit under the right side of your table saw. This project consists of rabbets on the case, lock rabbets on the drawers, full extension drawer slides, overlay drawer fronts and mitered banding on the top. The case is Euro style, with edge banding on the front edges. You can, of course, substitute other joinery methods for your project. You’ll receive a plan and cutting list prior to the start of the class.
George Vondriska
George Vondriska is the Editor in Chief here at Woodworkers Guild of America and has been sharing his woodworking expertise since 1986. Apart from conducting classes at his renowned Vondriska Woodworks School, George's passion for teaching has taken him to woodworking shows nationwide and has led him to teach woodworking for prestigious organizations such as Peace Corps/Swaziland, Andersen Window, Northwest Airlines, and the Pentagon. With a wealth of published magazine articles under his belt, encompassing tool reviews and shop improvement projects, George's knowledge and skills continue to inspire woodworkers every day. To discover more about him and his school, visit georgevondriska.com.
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