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I'm making a particle board cubbie storage unit for my wifes
classroom. I've decided that the best way to design the unit is to make the shelves interlocking, but can't think of a great way of making the slots. The storage unit will have 15 total cubies all 12" x 12" x 12" (5x3). My first thought was to cut 4 slots on the 2 horizontal shelves half way through and then make 2 slots on each of the 5 vertical deviders half way through on the table saw. But I'm not sure how to finish off the cut or if it is a safe way to get the job done. Has anyone done this kind of thing before? Would a dado blade work better? A jig saw? A router? This may be a no brainer, but do you make the slots the same size as the particle board? (23/32) I would be very grateful for any ones help, and you would make a hero out of me with my wife. Thank you, Don |
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