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Drill Hole in Divider and Dry-Fit Base

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What happens here

Select one of the smaller plywood pieces that will act as an internal divider. Mark the approximate center of one end of this piece and use a cordless drill with a drill bit to create a hole through it. This hole could serve various purposes, such as assisting in pulling out a divider or for hanging. Subsequently, dry-fit the dado-cut plywood piece (which forms the bottom or back panel) with the two 3-inch wide end pieces that were cut earlier. This step ensures all components fit together correctly before final assembly.

Goal: Drill a hole in a divider and assemble the main base components.

Tools and materials

  • 3-inch Plywood End Pieces — The two end panels of the organizer box
  • Cordless Drill Makita — To drill a hole in one of the divider pieces
  • Dado-cut Plywood Piece — The main panel with dado grooves for fitting dividers
  • Drill Bit — To create the desired hole
  • Plywood Piece — One of the internal divider pieces that receives a drilled hole

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Cut two 3-in pieces for the sides. Rip 3 and 1/4 quarter-inch plywood. Rip 1/2-in ply 3 and 1/4. Now that you have your dados, make a center mark on this slot. Now assemble.

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