What about building a faceframe (say 1 1/2) with all the openings for drawers, and putting the sides of the cabinet (plywood) right up to the inside edges of the face frame. There would be an 1 1/4 over hang that would not be seen but would make hanging the drawer glides a lot easier. And give you plenty of overhang to sand or plane down as needed for a good fit. How do the pro’s do it without all the shimming. I’ve tried just about everyone and no one seems to have a difinitive answer. I’m biulding lots of cabinets and they’re all different. Also, what is the norm for backs, both upper and lower? Is there a good book to answer all these?
Thank you
4RNR
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Are you talking about kitchen & bathroom cabinets? Jim Tolpin has some good books on the subject. I'll say this about cabinets, your work is your calling card don't give it away and don't skimp on materials. As word fo mouth goes good reports travel fast, bad travels faster.
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