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David Egnoski
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Posts: 209 Joined: Tue, May 17 2005, 1:05PM
Company Name: Richmond Cabinet
Country: UNITED STATES
Location: Delavan, WI
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by David Egnoski » Wed, Apr 28 2010, 7:41PM
I'm interested to hear how others are doing cabinet backs where the cabinet is wider than the sheet material. If there is a partition, the back can be broken there. But how do you handle joinery to the sides, top and bottom when cutting the parts on a router? Can you add joinery to a display panel? I don't think so.
All ideas are welcome.
Dave Egnoski
Richmond Cabinet & Millwork
Kerry Fullington
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Posts: 4763 Joined: Mon, May 09 2005, 7:33PM
Company Name: Double E Cabinets
Country: UNITED STATES
Location: Amarillo, TX
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by Kerry Fullington » Wed, Apr 28 2010, 8:12PM
David.
Use insets on the back to do one half then use a stretcher to make the other half. The stretcher will create your joinery.
Kerry
David Egnoski
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Posts: 209 Joined: Tue, May 17 2005, 1:05PM
Company Name: Richmond Cabinet
Country: UNITED STATES
Location: Delavan, WI
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by David Egnoski » Fri, Apr 30 2010, 8:19AM
Thanks Kerry. So simple. Why didn't I think of that.
Dave Egnoski
Richmond Cabinet & Millwork