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I know you don't need them but FWIW here's the rear bracket that's used with the 563h.

http://www.wurthwoodgroup.com/Blum-TANDEM-Screw-on-Bracket-P78605.aspx

Here you go,you can see the rear bracket shown in the faceframe application vs panel application.
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They can be used for both faceframe and frameless.
For faceframe the 563H can be used with a rear mount if preferred instead of blocking.

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Time is a man made concept.
We live in the here and now,in between the future and the past.
I live in the country,this morning lady was telling me she saw a dog chasing a Goose. She bent down...

I can do that with my tablesaw,back up the truck into the shop and slide it out to the saw.
We all have different situations,not everyone needs a tracksaw,serious or not.
My saw is set up to handle...

A quick drawing to help show what I'm saying.

https://farm9.staticflickr.com/8735/16732046807_ba25bbd4bf_z.jpg

https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7604/16939395615_2171a4a366_z.jpg
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Just thinking out loud so could be way off.
Not sure if I can explain this right but seems to me it could be done with two fences.
A sled or miter gauge with a 2' or so back fence then another...

I was playing darts at my friends house last night.
His wife is big into scrapbooking, she has a tool Mike described but it's not that big, called a fiskar paper crimper.
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Had me a little worried around the 6:00 mark when you put the blade on backwards. :)

Well,
It's one of those days that I'm not into getting started on what I'm suppose to do ( a little sock display for a store)
so I made a really quick and dirty mock up with triangles I cut @ 22.5...

I can't see that working without tearing the paper,maybe just a board with the grooves then seperate long wedge/triangle pieces that can be pressed in one at a time starting at the middle.

I use a Paasche "Air Erasure" for small stuff,
HF has a version but I've never used that one.

I use aluminum oxide to blast with.

I love my Sand-Rite,
have had one for years.

http://www.sand-rite.com/b-12.html

For longer stuff I rest it on a roller stand to work it on the underside of the flapper.
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http://www.2sand.com/en/

I do 1/8" also,
basically measure the opening, add 1/2" for the door size,
then cut 3/8" rabbets on the doors.

My Beisemeyer rails are 12' long,
this allows me to cross cut up to about 98"

Your doors will have a 3/8" lip?

Blum 170 will work for frameless,not sure they have a faceframe mount that will do it.
You could pad out the inside cabinet wall to the frame where you mount the...

I often score the boxes after they're assembled.
I don't put the fronts on until the cabinets are installed.
Are the drawers to wide?

I do the center of the slide 1" up from the bottom edge of the drawer.
The slides on the cabinets go 1 1/8" up from the opening.
I usually run my drawer sides over the table saw scoring them about...

Faceframe width matters in such that they have to be wide enough for the overlay and minimum reveal.
Minimum reveal depends on door thickness.
For example the minimum reveal for Blum compact 38n's...

Maybe keep your eye out for a used one.
I got mine used at a yard sale,needed some fixing up ,in the end I have $250 into it.
Absolutely love it,wish I had gotten one years ago.

Hey Mark,
Yea the 38n are compact hinges for face frames.
You want the 155.
170 protrudes 1.5 mm into the opening with a 0 mm plate.

I would,
For me I rip the stock about 3/32" wider than needed then stack 3 or 4 together and run thru the planer on both edges to clean up the cut and get final width,then cut to length.
Just ran ...

Reminds me a bit of an old Montgomery Ward Power Craft Radial arm saw I used to have.
They had a "power panel" that could be flipped down (or around) with two spindles on it.
One was 20,000 rpm for...