I found that making simple, I thought ,boxes no matter what size requires
extreme accuracy for them to fit together properly.

Sal

On 8/8/2012 11:22 AM, sal wrote:
I found that making simple, I thought ,boxes no matter what size requires
extreme accuracy for them to fit together properly.

Sal



Ummmm isn't that true with anything? Perhaps you should say that
building boxes correctly is not as simple as it looks. ;~)

That's absolutely correct. The next finding, is that traditional features like
molding and decorative cuts, as well as lots of traditional construction
details, are workarounds for misfit joinery, as well as normal wear and
tear. The 'close fitting drawer' of November is the stuck drawer of
April, after all. Unless you fitted a guide rail and left the drawer
sides loose...

On Wednesday, August 8, 2012 9:22:58 AM UTC-7, sal wrote:
I found that making simple, I thought ,boxes no matter what size requires

extreme accuracy for them to fit together properly.



Sal