Assembling the Bench Drawers
Through-dovetails and false fronts speed up the process.
Oct 28, 2015
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There are 10 drawers in this bench, which means a whole lot of dovetails. In this episode, Matt and Mike demonstrate some of their techniques for making dovetails faster.
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Comments
Many steps, love the craftsmanship.
I'm building my version of this bench and built and used the table saw dovetail sled idea. I couldn't find someone to create the beveled saw blade, so I had a little more cleaning up to do. In cutting the pins, I quickly realized I didn't need to cut all the way to the scribe line, which I too often cut past. The router bit cleaned up all the way to the scribe line either way.
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