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I'd love to come by? I suspect you operate a business?
I'm just a hobbyist enjoying what I can in the basement.
D.

Thanks for your input Kevin

The precise fit I was referring to is the trim to the lower cab not the sliding dovetail itself.
The trim overhangs the lower cabinet by 1/4" fitting snug to the sides...

Dave
The intent here is to make this a two piece unit for future transport. The top case really needs to be secured (in my opinion) to the lower case. I just have not worked out how yet. Looking...

Greetings all
I am nearing the end of this hutch project in butternut and walnut but have not come to terms as to how I will secure the upper glass case to the lower base cabinet.

I am building...

Magnificent !
I wish I had the time to build myself a project with such detail.
What did you use for drawer slides ?

345010Here is how I am doing this. I have bottom-mounted the slide to a web frame. I could not side-mount the slide due to the frame and panel construction.
I will purchase the stabilizers for my...

I own one 10" 1hp unit and one 9" 1/2 hp and would not part with either. Total cost for both was under $300.00. I walk up to my 10" with total confidence in cross-cutting accurately.
I suspect a...

My last project was a chest of drawers for myself. Five drawers 36" wide 8" to 6" tall. The drawers do rack a little but not enough to be an issue for me. But.... adding another 9" to the width for...

What is the advantage of using the higher capacity version of this slide in regards to racking ? I have never used one so I will need to look into this.
There is not likely to be much overall weight...

Jamie
I am bottom mounting the slide so I loose the additional 1/8" in my drawer space. Not a big deal. I just dont have a sense of how much the drawer will rack with 45" so I think I will just suck...

Martin
I use 18" slides with 20" drawers. I mount the locks to the 1/2" Baltic Birch plywood bottoms farther back from the drawer face. Yes I loose the full extension concept but gain a deeper...

Greetings all
I am about to build two drawers for a project that are going to be 45" wide 8'' tall and 20" deep. Wife's dresser.
What I am concerned about is how much racking can I expect from this...

Thanks Bruce
I pulled this off the Shopsmith site: "Their abrasive particles are bonded to a heavy, industrial-grade, pressure sensitive paper backing"

I don't think B weight paper would be...

Greetings all
I have made an incorrect purchase off eBay of some 12" sanding discs.
What I have here are 80 grit B weight paper PSA discs Aluminum Oxide Stearated. The package is unopened (50...

I'd love to get my hands on some of that English Brown Oak !

I like your style Glenn !

I have used oil,turpentine,varnish 1:1:1 on many projects. My only issue with it is how long it takes to get it to build up.(if that is what one is after). I apply it...

Stunning cabinet !
Now you need one of these to put in it.
http://www.bryston.com/products/power_amps/4BSST-2.html

Beautiful design.

Its obvious you gave some thought to your wood selection and placement.

Very nice indeed.

Nice workmanship Curtis.

I think Black Walnut is an excellent choice for the G&G designs.

Your table looks outstanding !

Dennis

Kent
Here are the only two photos I have of the top not installed on the dresser.299993299992

Pat
The basic concept of the pull is taken from what was used on the Thorsen sideboard. See page 84 of Darrell Peart's book "Design Elements for the Workshop". Just as Glen pointed out the fun thing...

Chris
How about a photo of that table.?
As you know butternut is not the most durable wood choice for a kitchen table top so I'd be interested to see how it has held up.
D.

Sean
That is fantastic gift. I have a Gottlieb "Close Encounters of The Third Kind" machine from 1978. I played many pinball machines as a kid and always wanted one for myself. I do electronic...

I didn't cut any corners but I did make some changes along the way.
I originally intended to do traditional drawer slides, one piece plywood back and also use exposed joints in the drawers.
I...