Corner cabinet
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Patrick Russell
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Corner cabinet
I'm trying to build a corner cabinet and remove one side of the back. But when I try to do this w/ a corner seed cabinet the entire back is removed. Can someone tell me if this is possible. I can do this w/ a regular base cabinet but it seem to involve.
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George Davidson
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Re: Corner cabinet
Hi Patrick
This is how I do it
This is how I do it
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Patrick Russell
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Re: Corner cabinet
Hi George,George Davidson wrote:Hi Patrick
This is how I do it
Thanks for the help. It works fine but how do you make the deck and shelves become flush with sides and other back?
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Rick Palechuk
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Re: Corner cabinet
Hi Patrick, add an inset to the back of the side panel equal to the thickness of the back material then increase the depth of the cab on that side. HTH
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George Davidson
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Re: Corner cabinet
Hi Rick Open the Zip File it has pictures
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