Hi Guys,
I'm currently making a dresser inspired by the one I attached a photo of. The hardwood drawer slides are not going to come all the way to the front, but instead stop half and inch from the face. The drawers are going to be mitered boxes, with no false fronts.
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What are peoples thought on spacing between the drawers and the case.. 1/16th? Also looking for advice on the best approach to sneaking up on that size. I'm currently thinking of sneaking up on the front panels for each or the cubbies and then once I hit the right spacing rip the other three sides with the same fence set up. I'm a little afraid that after the glue up, things will shift a bit and need to be sanded down, loosing my target spacing. But on the other hand if I over size the boxes and everything glues up as planned, I can't think of a super easy way to sneak back up on my goal spacing. Simple sanding? hand planning the top 4 edges?
Let me know what you all think, or if you have any tips or tricks for something like this.
Thanks,
John