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Sawdust Session #16:
March 22, 2008
Topics: Installing
doors, drawers, and a top on a built-in cabinet, shopmade wooden
drawer slides that can save you a bundle in hardware expense, a few
craftsman's secrets to help you install plastic laminate, and how
to sharpen and use cabinet scrapers. Plus Drew's Interludes.
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1.
Making Pull-Out Drawers and Slides -- Drew's classic
cabinet incorporates a unique design for removable sliding
drawers, including adjustable drawer slides that you can make
yourself. |
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Applying Plastic Laminate --
As we create a top and a backsplash for the cabinet, we show you
the procedures (and some time-saving tricks) for installing plastic laminate. |
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Trimming the Countertop -- A wooden molding
frames a laminated countertop nicely, but it can be difficult to
do. We show you a few techniques that make it easier. |
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4. Using and Sharpening Scrapers
-- This simple pieces of tools steel are perhaps the
most ingenious woodworking tools ever invented -- excepting the
Mark V, of course. |
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Drew's
Interludes:
1: Making a
Mixing Pallet -- How to make and easy-to-clean
pallet for mixing epoxy adhesives, putty, and many other
two-part adhesives and fillers.
2. A Scraper
Stop -- Drew creates a simple stop that attaches to a
hand scraper to prevent you from scraping the parts of your
project you don't want to scrape. |
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