Woodworker's Journal fall-2010, страница 41
Carcass and Base Elevation (Front View) -- 30"- 347/' 29 /*"- i 6" 24" 4" Rabbet the back edges of the sides and the bottom. The author used a straight bit in the router table for this job. Cut into the prefinished face of each piece. The rabbet is sized deeper than necessary so there is a bit of scribe material remaining on the panels. wood, although unfinished veneered plywood or melamine are other good options (see sidebar, page 45). Prefinished plywood has a durable, glossy finish on one or both faces — far better than you can brush on — and you can get it in 3/4", 1/2" and 1/4" thicknesses. Be sure to orient the finished face to the inside of the cabinet, which is the surface you'll see when the cabinet is sandwiched between others in a kitchen. Cutting Sheet Goods The first challenge of the project is cutting up the plywood. With the right table saw setup — a 52" capacity rip fence, big outfeed table and plenty of space on the infeed side of the saw — the only r% Refinish Your Future Own your own Business. Let your passion for furniture lead you into a new business with a Furniture Medic franchise. We're a complete on-site repair and restoration-refmishing business servicing homes and companies as well as handling moving and insurance claims. We offer extensive training and support with a low initial investment and manageable overhead. Financing is available to qualified candidates and franchises are offered nationwide. Call today to brush up on the details. l-800-RUN YOURS www.furnituremedicfranchise.con ii MUITURE MHIIf |M9tft\« tat l Fall 2010 41 |
