Create Fluted Drawer Fronts
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My Wife Wanted Fluted Wood Panels, I don't have a CNC.
What happens here
Cut 3/4 inch thick red oak lumber to the dimensions of the drawer fronts, allowing an extra 1/8 inch on each side for potential adjustments. Set up a router with a 1/2 inch V-groove bit. Using a speed square clamped as a guide, carefully route parallel fluted lines across the face of each drawer front, spacing each line 3/4 inch apart. After routing, thoroughly sand the fluted panels to smooth any rough edges and ensure a uniform texture. Then, cut 1/4 inch red oak strips at 45-degree angles to create a picture frame around each fluted panel. Assemble these frames using wood glue and an 18-gauge brad nailer. Trim the assembled fluted panels with their frames to their final precise dimensions.
Goal: Cut 3/4 inch red oak for drawer fronts, router parallel fluted lines using a V-groove bit, sand, and then frame them with 1/4 inch oak strips.
Tools and materials
- 18-Gauge Brad Nailer
- Brad Nails
- Japanese Saw
- Measuring Tape
- Miter Saw
- Orbital Sander
- Pencil
- Red Oak Lumber
- Router
- Sandpaper
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