Edit dovetail drawers parts

DanFecteau · Post by **DanFecteau** » Thu, Apr 05 2007, 12:31PM

Dovetail drawers are great, we do a lot of em but we really need to be able to modify the parts for the tandem blumotion slides to fit......we have to mahine opening in the back of the drawer, that would save us a whole lot of time........It would be nice if we would be able to do it very soon.......

Thanks a lot for your good work !

Mark Hesketh · Post by **Mark Hesketh** » Thu, Apr 05 2007, 1:11PM

i second this. we have some drawers with grooves for inserts that we would like to run... need to be able to edit drawer parts to do it.

Mark Taylor · Post by **Mark Taylor** » Thu, Apr 05 2007, 5:47PM

with out a doubt...the ability to edit drawer parts opens a whole lot of opportunities!

I'm sure it's in the works...

Roger Erismann · Post by **Roger Erismann** » Thu, Apr 05 2007, 8:30PM

For the tandem slides can't you use a slide in bottom with a 1/2inch offset?

Roger Erismann · Post by **Roger Erismann** » Thu, Apr 05 2007, 8:35PM

For the tandem slides can't you use a slide in bottom with a 1/2inch offset?

Brian Shannon · Post by **Brian Shannon** » Fri, Apr 06 2007, 12:43AM

Yes, but there also needs to be a notch in the back to clear the slide. A hloe is also needed.

Michael S Murray · Post by **Michael S Murray** » Fri, Apr 06 2007, 6:36AM

Yes, part editor cuts in drawers would be great,inserts,scoop front pull outs,even the ability to add partitions similar to shelves and partiions in cabinets would be great without having to use the part editor would be awsome..Gets my vote.....

Rick Palechuk · Post by **Rick Palechuk** » Fri, Apr 06 2007, 7:33AM

Set the back of your drawer to flush Dan and you won't need to notch it.

DanFecteau · Post by **DanFecteau** » Fri, Apr 06 2007, 7:51AM

Yeah, but how about the look of the side of my drawer, the dovetail ? It brings another problem.....it's not the best way to go

Rick Palechuk · Post by **Rick Palechuk** » Fri, Apr 06 2007, 7:58AM

Yes I see your point Dan.

Mike Seisser · Post by **Mike Seisser** » Fri, Apr 06 2007, 7:59AM

Mike Murray just cut some drawers for me with a flush back and a recessed slide-in bottom that turned out awesome. Visually there's not really a difference, since you can't see the back of the drawer once it's installed anyway. The beauty of it, to me, is that I can still use any drawer slide I want to, therefore there's no need to have more than one style drawerbox in my library.

That being said, I would like the drawer parts to be editable. I want everything to be editable.

Mike