ray,
thanks, this is helpful information. I am still leaning towards building my
own cabinets. We went to Menards and checked out the Georgetown RTA
cabinets. They didn't have all the cabinets that we needed, and getting
help at Menards is like a blind guy driving truck for a living. We have
21, 2007 10:13 AM
Subject: RE: [BlindHandyMan] Cabinetry Anatomy
ray,
thanks, this is helpful information. I am still leaning towards building my
own cabinets. We went to Menards and checked out the Georgetown RTA
cabinets. They didn't have all the cabinets that we needed, and getting
help
Michael, Harbor Freight has a nice self-centering doweling jig as
well as a few other dowel jigs. I use them and they work well. If
you are not near a Harbor Freight, you can order from the web site or
on the phone.
earlier, Michael Baldwin, wrote:
ray,
thanks, this is helpful information.
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Hey Michael
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Hey Michael,
I use to use dowels to make my face frames. I have a jig that I purchased
quite a few years ago from Sears
