Build a Multidrawer Cabinet: Construct a Frame-and-Panel Back
Build a mortise-and-tenon frame using a hollow-chisel mortiser and a dado blade on the tablesaw, in part four of this video workshop.Note: Gochnour uses a hollow-chisel mortiser in this video, but mortises can be cut many other ways. Gary Rogowski shows how to cut them with a router in The Complete Mortise-and-Tenon Joint video from his series on building a round table and Garrett Hack shows another method in Bench Chisels Can Do Mortises.
ABOUT THIS PROJECT
Author, woodworker, and teacher Chris Gochnour goes step-by-step through the construction of a versatile Shaker-style 12-drawer wall cabinet. Watch the process on video and download the plan. To ask a question about this project, talk to David Heim, managing editor of FineWoodworking.Com, in the Ask the Experts forum.
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ON VIDEO: BUILD IT STEP-BY-STEP |
PART ONE: Introduction Download the plan and see the finished cabinet up close to get a preview of what’s to come in this multipart video workshop. |
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PART TWO: Cut Precise Dadoes and Rabbets |
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PART THREE: Step-by-Step Case Glue-Up and Assembly |
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PART FIVE: Quick and Easy Drawers |
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PART SIX: Shaker Peg Board |
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PART SEVEN: Introduction to Dovetails
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PART EIGHT: Introduction to Half-Blind Dovetails |
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PART NINE: Completing Half-Blind Dovetails |
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PART TEN: Clean-up and Glue-Up |
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PART ELEVEN: An Oil Finish for Cherry |
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