I’m trying to put something together based on the bottom unit Paul describes here:
http://paulsellers.com/2013/05/making-the-paul-sellers-tool-cabinet-bottom-unit/
He doesn’t go over how the piece is assembled and as it’s just for the shop, I was just going to glue & screw the panels together, maybe with a 1/4″ housing in the top and sides. Does anyone have any other ideas?
I’ve done a SketchUp of the cabinet based on the panel sizes in Paul’s blog. The joints are a slip joint that Tony Konovaloff uses. It’s more of a feature than a regular mortise & tenon, plus, as there are a lot of them, I can batch the saw cuts on the band saw (don’t burn me!) and only have to remove the waste and shape the miter by hand. It’s the first time I’ve used SketchUp in anger before so if anyone’s got any tips or can point out anything I’ve done horribly wrong, please let me know!
George.
"To know and not do is to not know"