Woodworker's Journal 1986-10-4, страница 30
spline groove depth located in. from the inside edge, cut the spline grooves. As you will note from the spline groove cutting detail, the groove end will be round. You may either square the groove using a % in. chisel, or leave it round and size the spline smaller. In any event, the splines (also cherry) should always be a hair smaller -S, Sill of Materials _(all dimensions actual) -S, Sill of Materials _(all dimensions actual)
than the groove dimensions so the miters are not accidentally held apart. After all the spline grooves have been cut, parts D and E are rabbeted % in. by % in. to accept the door glass, and a 30 degree bevel is cut along the front edge as shown in the door "section". After cutting the door glass retainer (H), assemble the doors. Both the door glass (G) and the glass shelves (N) can be cut to fit at your local glass shop. Note that the retainer (H) is screwed, but not glued, in place to facilitate glass replacement if necessary. Make the door pulls (F) as shown, and glue in place. Mortise for the hinges (K) and, after hanging the doors, mortise for and install the double ball catches (L). The solid brass hinges (part number 2455B) and double ball catches (part number 2554B) are available from: Mason & Sullivan Co., 586 Higgins Crowell Road, West Yarmouth, Cape Cod, MA 02673. To finish, we sprayed on two coats of Deft Semi-Gloss Clear Wood Finish. Note that the doors and cabinet must, of course, be finished before the door glass and shelves are installed. 32 The Woodworker's Journal |
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