Jared Sankovich
Contributor

Those slides mount to the bottom of the cabinet or a fixed shelf, so your overall thickness is more than a standard unmount.

4 in 1... stop using it as a pry bar/chisel. They work great when you use them as intended, sort of like everything else on your list of bad tools.

Op would need a fixed shelf in addition to a moving shelf for each "pullout", assuming the shelves are not only on the bottom of the cabinet

I think undermounts are your only option. The side mounts still need mounted to the cabinet and you can't do that on their edge, so you would have a...

The thin part is problematic. How thin? I'm assuming a pull out tray is not what you are looking for? All slides mount to the side of the...

No it's really that cheap from them.

I'm not David but consistency and power feeding would be the top 2 reasons for me. Gravity working with you also helps.

I yell at my shapers the least, so they win by default.

It just locates the hole next to the notch.

I went cheap with some hard maple and pine..lol

Microwave them, it's fast, effective and kills anything inside.

I didn't realize they changed to a removable spindle at the end of the production run. Looks like the 3/4 spindle (part 43-807) is long discontinued...

Assuming you are building inset doors and want a seamless face frame, Use a full size template, scribe to that, then transfer to the cabinet face...

I thought the obvious answer was to keep both, I don't like having less than 2 and preferably not less than 3 shapers. If you don't want two, then...

Its very close to a standard bead and quirk profile.

I keep a similar stock of #8s but also keep 1.25" #6s

That sort of depends on what your screwing together. I screw my cabinet boxes together so its the same operation over and over. I have one of the...

They offer a lot of different models /configurations of that countersink.