Popular Woodworking 2003-02 № 132, страница 59
THE ONE-WEEKEND BOOKCASE See French cleat detail See back rabbets detail When I build a project for my family, I'll come up from the shop and the first words out of their mouths are usually something like: "Aren't you done making my (corner cabinet, entertainment center, Morris chair, carved weasel) yet?" Well this time the joke was really on them. I went down to the shop at 8 a.m. one morning and by 5 p.m., this bookcase was sanded, assembled and ready for finishing. They were shocked. There's nothing fancy about this basic bookcase unit, but it does hold a ton of stuff, is inexpensive to build (about $70 in materials) and goes together as fast as a highboy on "The New Yankee Workshop." Well, OK, it's not quite that fast. Follow the photos and drawings to build your own. But be forewarned. Once you build something this fast, your family is going to think you spend most of your time in the shop just goofing off. 113/4" Begin by cutting the big 1V4" x V2" back rabbet on the back edge of the sides.The most accurate way to make this rabbet is by using a dado stack in your table saw. Make a couple passes and be sure to keep even downward pressure. See fitting strip details for scribing to wall Exploded view THE ONE-WEEKEND BOOKCASE
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