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cabinet shelves options
I am building kitchen cabinets using 3/4" oak plywood. I'm using dado
cuts into the side panels for the shelves. In a magazine i get, it talks about using a biscuit joiner on cabinets. I've used biscuits to attach faceframes to the box, but I've never tried using them to attaches shelves to the side panels. Is this a feasable option? Can biscuits hold the weight of heavy dishes on shelves? Most of the top cabinets would probably get three biscuits on each end of the shelf. If seems that there's not alot of wood to support the weight of the shelf and the dishes. Anybody try this before? Rob |
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