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Day 6 – Sacristy cabinet

Finally starting to make some real progress. I finished cutting the dados in the front and rear boards for the drawers. They were then assembled with glue and nails. Then on to the part that I was most worried about, cutting the slots for the dividers between the ambo panels. This required a custom jig because there is no way that I could freehand those in a straight line… After the shelf and the top were cut, I did a test assembly and was surprised how well it went together. Hopefully I will be able to get the dados cut in the sides tomorrow. Then I will be able to do a full dry assembly before I have to take it all apart and start staining and finishing.

Cutting the long boards for the spindle rest drawers

Cutting the long boards for the spindle rest drawers

Assembling the drawers

Assembling the drawers

Assembled drawer

Assembled drawer

Laying out the grooves for the slats on the top shelf

Laying out the grooves for the slats on the top shelf

Built and mounted groove cutting jig

Built and mounted groove cutting jig

Cutting the first groove

Cutting the first groove

Testing the fit

Testing the fit

Finished the first one

Finished the first one

Five assembled drawers and the top shelf

Five assembled drawers and the top shelf

Had to redesign the jig to cut mirror opposite grooves in the top piece

Had to redesign the jig to cut mirror opposite grooves it the top piece

Test assembly of the ambo panel slats

Test assembly of the ambo panel slats

Looks like it will work

Looks like it will work

One comment on “Day 6 – Sacristy cabinet

  1. George
    February 19, 2013

    looks cool…can’t wait for the finished product!!!

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