WOOD Magazine – October 01, 2019

(C. Jardin) #1

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¾ x 9¼ x 96" Oak


½ x 5½ x 96" Oak

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¾ x 7¼ x 96" Oak

¾ x 7¼ x 96" Oak *Plane or resaw to the thickness listed in the Materials List.

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¾ x 48 x 96" Oak plywood

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¼ x 48 x 96"
Oak plywood

¾ x 48 x 48" Oak plywood

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C ¼ x 12 x 48" Oak plywood

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Materials List
FINISHED SIZE
Part TW L Matl. Qty.
Carcase
A* sides^3 ∕ 4 " 12" 71" OP 2
B fixed shelf/top^3 ∕ 4 " 11^3 ∕ 4 " 411 ∕ 4 " OP 2
C bottom^3 ∕ 4 " 11^3 ∕ 4 " 401 ∕ 2 " OP^1
D* bottom front edging^3 ∕ 4 " 11 ∕ 8 " 423 ∕ 4 " O^1
E* bottom end edging^3 ∕ 4 " 11 ∕ 8 " 131 ∕ 8 " O^2
F* face-frame stiles^3 ∕ 4 " 3" 71" O 2
G face-frame rails^3 ∕ 4 " 2" 36" O 2
H back^1 ∕ 4 " 41^1 ∕ 4 " 713 ∕ 4 " OP 1
Top trim
I* top band front^3 ∕ 4 " 21 ∕ 8 " 423 ∕ 4 " O^1
J* top band sides^3 ∕ 4 " 21 ∕ 8 " 131 ∕ 8 " O 2
K* cornice front^3 ∕ 4 " 2" 42" O 1
L* cornice sides^3 ∕ 4 " 2" 123 ∕ 4 " O 2
M* cap front^3 ∕ 4 " 11 ∕ 2 " 431 ∕ 2 " O^1
N* cap sides^3 ∕ 4 " 11 ∕ 2 " 131 ∕ 2 "^02
O* fillet front^1 ∕ 2 "^1 ∕ 2 " 43" O 1
P* fillet sides^1 ∕ 2 "^1 ∕ 2 " 131 ∕ 4 " O 2
Q corbels^5 ∕ 8 " 31 ∕ 2 " 5" O 2

Cutting Diagram


Base
R* sides^3 ∕ 4 " 12" 4" OP^4
S* fronts^3 ∕ 4 " 3" 4" O^2
T backs^3 ∕ 4 " 11 ∕ 2 " 4" O 2
Shelves and drawer
U adjustable shelves^3 ∕ 4 " 11" 401 ∕ 2 " OP 2
V shelf edges^3 ∕ 4 " 2" 401 ∕ 2 " O 2
W drawer face^3 ∕ 4 " 31 ∕ 4 " 357 ∕ 8 " O 1
X drawer front and back^1 ∕ 2 " 3" 341 ∕ 2 " O 2
Y drawer sides^1 ∕ 2 " 3" 10" O^2
Z drawer bottom^1 ∕ 4 " 91 ∕ 2 " 341 ∕ 2 " OP^1
*Parts initially cut oversize. See the instructions.
Materials key: OP–oak plywood, O–oak.
Supplies: #6×^3 ∕ 8 " flathead screws, 1^1 ∕ 4 " fine-thread pocket
screws, 1" brads, 10" full-extension drawer slides (2), 1" fender washer,

(^1) ∕ 4 "-20×2" bolt, 1×1" aluminum angle 4" long.
Blade and bits: Dado set;^5 ∕ 8 " top-bearing flush-cut and^1 ∕ 8 "
and^1 ∕ 2 " round-over router bits.
Produced by Larry Johnston with Kevin Boyle
Project design: Kevin Boyle
Illustrations: Roxanne LeMoine, Lorna Johnson
At the position where the bolt goes in and out of the hole freely and lifts high enough to
allow the drawer to open, screw the angle to the back of the drawer.


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¼" bolt

A rare-earth magnet
works well to raise the
lock bolt and stores
out of sight on a metal
shelf pin.

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With the bookcase upright, slide the
drawer into place. Have a helper move
the bolt up and down with a magnet from
inside the case while you position the alumi-
num angle on the back of the drawer [Photo F].

7

Put the case where you want to show off
some things and hide a few others.
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