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Rob Davis
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by Rob Davis » Mon, Sep 17 2012, 9:19AM
I am trying to make the top of the wall cabinets slope from front to back by 6". I have searched the forum and didn't find an answer. Is this possible? Picture below. Thanks in advance.
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by Scott G Vaal » Mon, Sep 17 2012, 9:42AM
Rob,
Use a stretcher to replace the top. See my example cabinet attached.
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