Popular Woodworking 2002-04 № 127, страница 65
Elevation Mark the base cutouts on the sides, front and plywood back of the case using the diagrams as a guide. Use a jigsaw to make these cuts and clean up your work with sandpaper. Cut your top to size. I used a piece of bird's-eye maple. You have a couple options for attaching the top. You could use pocket holes, figure-8 fasteners or wooden cleats. No matter which way you go, prepare the case for the top but don't attach it. I like to glue the top to the front edge of the case after finishing. Finishing On the knobs, top and all the inside pieces (except the Masonite), I wiped on a light honey-colored stain. Then I painted the case a dark red and added a topcoat of lacquer to protect the paint. Hang the doors, nail in the back and add the knobs. I have no idea how the Shakers would feel about seeing one of their cabinets filled with "Parcheesi," "Connect Four" and "Uncle Wiggly" games. But I'm sure at least they would approve of the efficient use of space. PW SUPPLIES Woodworker's Supply 800-645-9292 Amerock non-mortising hinges, #891-749, $2.95 each Horton Brasses 800-754-9127 Maple knobs, #WK-3,1V2" diameter, call for pricing 2 V/2" 48" 2 1/2" 16 1/2" 2 1/2 © Plan - top removed t 47" ® Outline of top Elevation - face frame & doors removed Y
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