Tom Watson wrote:
On Sat, 26 Sep 2009 14:56:33 -0500, Swingman wrote:
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Problem is, by the time I get around to the drawers in a kitchen
project, I'm already worn out and too damn busy to solve the problem
permanently, so just go for the quick fix at the time to get it done.

Rest of the time the Leigh sits on a shelf and doesn't get a thought
otherwise ... time to do something about it would be now. But I won't
hold my breath!


I would think that you would have a finite number of drawer heights,
or that you could standardize during the design process. If that is
so and you wound up with three or four standard drawer heights, I
wonder if you could get a perfect setup for each and use that to cut a
solid template out of phenolic/acrylic/aluminum etc.

Probably a rainy morning's worth of fuss but ,once you're done, the
moving finger problem is gone for good on production runs.
....

It's been _a_long_time_ (tm ) since I did production work for pay and
don't intend to return but I'm virtually positive that any more I'd
simply buy drawer boxes rather than hand cut them (even w/ fixed jig).
Just too many competitive choices these days...

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