First we are pattern routing the drawer blades using a 1/4 ” spiral double ball bearing flush trimming bit.. Next we need to need to start creating the beading on the drawer blades, this is done with a 3/8 slotting bit in two passes… Finally the actual bead is cut using a 3/32 radius beading […]
Next up is the all the jointery, first the bottom of the case sides and the case bottom are assembled using half bind dovetails cut into the case sides. The dovetail pins are cut by hand, then as a tip we borrowed from Glen Huey we remove much of the waste with a forsner bit […]
Next we need to cut the half blind dovetails on the bottom of the case sides. The first photo is of the dovetails marked out, then sawn, the pencil marks remind us which is the waste that needs to be removed.. […]