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I would make them the right size, then use doble stick tape to get tham all
ositioned correctly first, then fasten them with screws. Just my two cents... Gene "mare" lid.com wrote in message news:1gt9w8z.1gnc9lx6gc72aN%mare*Remove*All*0f*Thi ... I'm workin on a built-in entertainment center and made a couple (12) of drawers without fronts. Now I'm contemplating what the *best* way is to attach the fronts. The drawers are overlay, and there are 8 different sizes. I use Accuride full extension slides. 1) Make fronts oversized, glue them on and later trim them to the right size. 2) Make the front the right size on the table saw and mount them with screws from the inside of the drawer. Make the holes in the drawers oversized and use washers, so I can position them. How would you do it? Maybe with be a totally different technique. -- mare |
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