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Thread: Traditional drawer carcass help
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21st June 2020, 03:19 PM #1
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Traditional drawer carcass help
I want to try make drawers all timber. I saw Rob Cosman's recent videos on youtube so I want to give it a go.
I drew something up but I'm not sure about how to deal with wood movement with the drawer runners (I dont know the correct term).
drawer.jpg
This whole thing is going to be made of scraps so some of the sizes look a bit weird.
But the sides and the back 'apron' I did as 35x215mm size sold timber. They will expand up and down which will move the drawer runners.
I was going to attach the middle divider runners with floating tenons and the side ones were just going to be screwed to the sides.
Can anyone offer advice on how i should construct this? I have no idea what im doing
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