Look at my drawers!

[Zephod_beeblebrox2]

Not perhaps the best construction ever but... Accurate to within 1/32 inch...
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Plywood is so much nicer to work with over OSB but 5 times thge price!

[milkmania]

Originally Posted by Zephod_beeblebrox2

Not perhaps the best construction ever but... Accurate to within 1/32 inch...

Good job!

Originally Posted by Zephod_beeblebrox2

Plywood is so much nicer to work with over OSB but 5 times the price!

this is true!

[Zephod_beeblebrox2]

The trick to getting the runners right is metal washers. If the wood is not quite right, washers space the runners nicely.

[Zephod_beeblebrox2]

The bottom drawer is ten inches deep by 18 inches long by 13 inches wide. That should accommodate plates and dishes held edgewise. I'll build a rack to hold them with a rubber buffer at the bottom.

[Zephod_beeblebrox2]

uploadfromtaptalk1437714248964.jpgand the third drawer. Four more to go and I have to put the sides on too!

[Zephod_beeblebrox2]

uploadfromtaptalk1437864693736.jpg well, I got 6 drawer bottoms in place. The 7th... It turned out I had been given two right hand runners. Well, not to worry. It was generous of somebody too give me a pile of runners. I made two drawers from donated runners.

[Zephod_beeblebrox2]

uploadfromtaptalk1437970573514.jpgthe basics of my drawers. Wood, glue, screws

[Zephod_beeblebrox2]

uploadfromtaptalk1438302624102.jpgand drawers done!

[family wagon]

The grain on the faces makes kind of a fun pattern. Are you going to paint over it, or keep the grain visible?

[Zephod_beeblebrox2]

It's going to be painted. The white will remain white but thge drawers will be purple likje thisuploadfromtaptalk1438316262821.jpg