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The plan!
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The board of poplar-20 inches wide, 1 1/2 thick and taller than me!
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A quick rub over with the ROS sander to remove any grit and then its layout time.
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laying out for crosscutting.
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Roughed out using the circular saw.
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Cleaning up one edge on the jointer, then rip the opposite side on the table saw.
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Removing machine marks with a plane.
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close up of the grain.
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Squaring the ends using my home-made panel cutting jig. (guards removed for clarity)
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Planing the ends clean.
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A low angle plane makes a beautiful job!
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Mark out the ends.
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Cut as much as you can on the table saw.
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As much as can be done on the table saw.
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Finish off on the band saw.
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Clean up with paring chisel.
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Mark top from end pieces.
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Cut out waste with jig saw.
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Clean up with chisels.
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one end done.
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Both ends done.
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Cut biscuit slots.
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Two rows of two.
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Parts cut to size for the drawer box.
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Cut biscuit slots.
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And glue the carcass together.
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Full extension drawer slides-make full use of the drawers!
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Using a spacer mark out for screws.
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All screwed into place.
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Drawer carcase in place-it will be screwed to the table after finishing.
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The Zebrano for the drawer fronts.
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Cut to width.....
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cut in half and deep ripped for drawer fronts and backs.
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nicely bookmatched.
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