glenn bradley
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I had other things to do and so had someone else remodel a couple of bathrooms. They were quicker than I would have been and probably did a better job overall. Knowing the natural behavior of the people who dwell in this region I see this commercial drawer just waiting to become the bathroom equivalent of the kitchen catch-all drawer.
My inner-organizing demon breaks free. I ripped some 1/4" HDF into 3" strips, set up a 45 degree v-groove bit in the router table, and went to it.
I used the bit to cut the outer corner miters, the v-grooves for the dividers, and the mating points on those dividers.
I used part of the profile on this molding bit to apply a slight round over to the tops of the parts. The fence sets the depth limit.
The parts are sanded, sealed, and left to dry. The parts friction-fit in the drawer like a puzzle and get me something like so.
Other drawers will have other patterns depending on their use.
My inner-organizing demon breaks free. I ripped some 1/4" HDF into 3" strips, set up a 45 degree v-groove bit in the router table, and went to it.
I used the bit to cut the outer corner miters, the v-grooves for the dividers, and the mating points on those dividers.
I used part of the profile on this molding bit to apply a slight round over to the tops of the parts. The fence sets the depth limit.
The parts are sanded, sealed, and left to dry. The parts friction-fit in the drawer like a puzzle and get me something like so.
Other drawers will have other patterns depending on their use.
