This is especially true if you have the skill and the right saw to cut
the whole thing in two with a decent straight line which meets up with
itself in all the right places...
Richard.
Paul Gretton wrote:
BTW, anyone thinking of building their own (wooden) case might benefit
from the following tip:
Don't make the two parts separately - the case itself and the lid --
and then try to fit them together. What the factories do is build the
case closed and then saw it open to create the two parts. This makes
the woodwork much simpler and you get a more accurate joint.
I was only alerted to this AFTER already building a couple of cases.
D'oh... J
Cheers,
Paul Gretton
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