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I have saved every golf club set I’ve ever had. I have been storing them in my garage. They are starting to rust, so I am building a freestanding cabinet to put the clubs in. The cabinet will be made from 18 mm Baltic birch. The center shelf will be set in a dado for stability since it is so big. The other shelves will be movable. The shelves holding clubs need to be set back from the front of the cabinet to allow clearance for the clubs. My question is will the stability be impacted if I make the center shelf the same size as the other shelves and set it back from the front in a stopped dado so I can use it to mount clubs?

-- You can't always get what you want. But if you try sometimes you just might find, you'll get what you need