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Construct Drawer Boxes

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What happens here

The drawer boxes are constructed from maple plywood. The pieces for the drawer sides and bottom are cut to size using a table saw. The creator opts for a full 3/4-inch thick bottom for increased durability, anticipating heavy loads, and cuts a decorative finger-pull handle into the front panel using a bandsaw (initially attempted with bandsaw, then switched to jigsaw when bandsaw blade broke). All drawer box joints are made using pocket holes with wood glue, then sanded for a smooth finish.

Goal: Build sturdy drawer boxes for the pull-out system

Tools and materials

  • Bandsaw (or Jigsaw)
  • Clamps (F-clamps)
  • Impact Driver (Milwaukee Fuel)
  • Kreg Pocket Hole Jig
  • Random Orbital Sander
  • Table Saw
  • Pocket Hole Screws
  • Wood Glue (Titebond)

What they say

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[Music] all right so I got my drawers all cut up these are the sides five inches tall this is the bottom I'm actually doing the full 3/4 inch for the bottom I don't want it to ever sag they're not gonna have drawer face frames or anything like that I'm thinking about making a cut out here I don't know what do you guys think should I do that cut I think it'll be decorative enough it'll Plus will match the open yeah I will I'm gonna make that cut [Music] all right this is one of my favorite

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