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Yes, woodworkers make dovetailed drawers...but unless they are something special my time is best spent elsewhere. My local shop Fleetwoods in Minnesota, makes really nice boxes in almost any species I

I outsourced the drawers for my kitchen because I had about 30 and wanted to get it done. I used DBS Drawer Box Specialties. It was not much more than the cost of the materials alone. Nels Lundgren

For a special nightstand or desk, sure. But when I do a house remodel, it might be 30 to 50 drawers for kitchen cabinets, linen cabints, bathrooms and the like. They don't warrant the time spent to

Mac, How is Mark doing? I visited him in Pontiac once and he explained how he used his FD250. He also gave me a tour of his shop and shared lots of great information with me. Joe Joe Doherty

Thanks folks - I won’t be going to Felder for these, they’ve had enough of my hard earned cash for a while! I will most likely make a couple from Aluminium, I was hoping there were some cheap ones

When I took my first woodworking classes, our instructor recommended DBS (Drawer Box Specialties) in Orange, CA. He told us they could make drawers cheaper and more quickly than he (or we) could. He

Elliott Woodworking elliottwoodworking.comMark is an old customer of mine and has an amazing manufacturing co in Michigan. He produces very high quality products. Best mac,, martin/campshure/co/llc

Morgan, I have made wooden blocks similar to what John showed, milling a long piece to have spare parts as required, as Jonathan mentioned. The width of the top of the groove on the Hammer is 11 mm,

I made a t-nut with maple and a threaded insert, and then a friend made me a few more with aluminum. They each worked well. You can easily make wood or aluminum versions with your saw and a router. --

I may get flack for this, but I wouldn't use a custom cabinet shop that can't make or even order dovetail drawer boxes. <michael.marsico1@...> wrote:

I looked into ordering a bunch of drawers and trays for a good sized kitchen about two years ago. I priced them with a coupe of places (cant remember who that was at the time). I ended up getting an

I have a Mitsubishi VFD for the spindle on my CNC router. ?It's only a 2HP spindle, but the Mitsubishi is pretty darn quiet. ?The spindle itself is one of the ceramic bearing Italian ones and it's

Morgan, I've made T-nuts out of beach, some with a slot for the small festool clamps , some for threaded inserts, not having one fail yet. I made up a couple of meters and chop off the length needed,

Yeah. Why not make it by yourself? Buy a PantoRouter or Leigh D4R Pro, I am sure you can make all the drawer boxes for your cabinet in a few days. James <jonathansamways@...> wrote:

Hey Bram- Thanks for the response. Im getting snipe.on both the jointer and planer. The planer went out of adjustment last year. I made some adjustments to it last year but never really got it right.

Dovetailed drawer boxes are very easy to make, don't us woodworkers do that type of thing? [email protected]> wrote:

Hi Brian 1. Is it the jointer that is still giving you issues or the planer or both 2. For the planer snipe I firts want to verify that you are tightening the handle to lock the heigth adjustment

Hello- Machine is about 3 years old. Bought new from Felder. Was ? dialed in when i received it. Last year planer started getting snipe which i attempted to fix without great results. Spoke to

You can order the T-nuts from Felder. ?They aren't cheap, though. ?I think they are $30ish a piece. I used a couple of the Felder T-Nuts with the Kreg clamps that are pictured earlier in this

http://www.dcdrawers.com?they are local for me, but they ship as well. I have used them a lot and never have had any issues... well actually one. They drill and notch (and supply at a good price) for