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But if they are pulled out so the inside of the back is flush with
the face frame (which of course is a lot farther than they need
to pulled out ot get to whatever is in them) that puts a lot of
stress on the back uppercorners of the sides and on the lower
lip of the face frame. Leaving some overhang in the back would
distribute that better.


This is true but I tend to overbuild to start with.