Jeff Bower
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Saw a posting of this video today...pretty slick if you ask me! Hope the guy gets paid for his invention!
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whats the difference between what he is doing and one of those moulding discs that we can put in a table saw.
You could use this method to just make the sides by cutting a sheet of plywood into whatever width you want the height of you drawers to be. Then cut a, say for example, 1/4" inch groove for a 1/4" base down the length. You would then have to figure out at what lengths to crosscut the piece with the special saw blade. All you would do then is fold your sides up with the base, glue and clamp. It might be more complicated than it needs to, but it would still work.What thickness drawer bottoms do you all use?
I realize your going to use thicker ones for things like a appliance drawer, but to me, this seems like something that is going to make a lot of drawers more (maybe too) shallow?
And for SHOP (not fine) cabinets, I can just as easily use pocket screws and glue, about as quick.
Fair idea, but I see as much downfall with it as interest.