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An Error has occured, please try again. Your session has timed out. With the drawer pieces ready, it is now just a matter of adding glue to the ends and then alinging and clamping the pieces. I slid in the plywood bottoms immediately, as they help with ensuring that the drawer box is square. Here is one shot showing a nice tight drawer corner joint.
The two drawer pieces lock together securely, and the joint is closed and flush. In the interests of full honesty, here is also a photo of one of my Fortunately this joint was at the back of a drawer where it will almost never been seen. Otherwise I would try to fill this with sawdust and glue to close the gap, or redo the joint entirely. Note that thet joint is still strong, it just is a bit ugly.
I suspect this might have been caused by those problems I had with the side pieces wiggling a bit while being cut on the router table.
And that is all for now. This article was just about a drawer joinery method. I hope you found something useful in this article! This is a simple drawer joint, and after initial setup you can cut out your drawer joinery very quickly. Note that the drawers are by no means finished at this point. This is just the drawer bodies. Later on I will be adding nice fronts to these drawers.
Thanks for reading. For more projects, going back years, please visit my woodworking web site at www. I love the comic relief you've integrated into the video As well as the educational part, considering the name of this place.



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