| Project by Scott | posted 04-11-2016 08:19 PM | 1602 views | 5 times favorited | 3 comments |  |
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I made these from 1/4” tongue and groove stuff from the big box store. After planing off the tongues and grooves and ripping them to width, then I dovetailed the corners and nailed on the bottoms. The dividers are just dropped in, so they can be reconfigured as needed. These can be stacked on a shelf or dropped in a drawer. They are finished with pecan stain and shellac.
-- Scott in North Carolina
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jesinfla
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#1 posted 04-11-2016 08:55 PM
Very nice – useful also – thanks for sharing
-- They said I could be anything... So I became Sarcastic! They also said making drawers is easy... I think they lied :(
Underdog
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#2 posted 04-12-2016 12:16 PM
Questions:
What is the groove on the dividers for?
How were the slots in the dividers cut?
Like this project. Should be very handy.
-- Jim, Georgia, USA
Scott
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#3 posted 04-12-2016 05:10 PM
The tongue and groove boards have grooves cut into the back of the boards, I presume to make it adhere better if you glue them to the wall for wainscoting. So there are a few grooves here and there, but they aren’t used for anything.
I primarily used hand tools so I started cutting them with a small hand saw, but switched to a very small Japanese saw with fine teeth, which made the cuts very easy with not much tear out.
-- Scott in North Carolina
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