New drawer making technique. This could be brilliant

[Holzhacker]

I could swear I've seen this fold over technique before. Vaguely remember using or knowing someone who used a 45 router bit to cut out the corners, glue, fold over and then pin nail. Then again I could be deluding myself but I don't think so.

 

[Kev]

I think this is quite clever, but it's not a technique I'd be likely to employ myself

 

[SittingElf]

I think this is quite clever, but it's not a technique I'd be likely to employ myself

[member=13058]Kev[/member]
Welcome Back! [big grin]

Did you see pink elephants and flying pigs during your FOG withdrawal hallucinations? [eek]

Cheers,
Frank

 

[Kev]

I think this is quite clever, but it's not a technique I'd be likely to employ myself

[member=13058]Kev[/member]
Welcome Back! [big grin]

Did you see pink elephants and flying pigs during your FOG withdrawal hallucinations? [eek]

Cheers,
Frank

I always see those [wink]

 

[xylosaurus]

I could swear I've seen this fold over technique before. Vaguely remember using or knowing someone who used a 45 router bit to cut out the corners, glue, fold over and then pin nail. Then again I could be deluding myself but I don't think so.

maybe this ?

 

[Rob Lee]

I could swear I've seen this fold over technique before. Vaguely remember using or knowing someone who used a 45 router bit to cut out the corners, glue, fold over and then pin nail. Then again I could be deluding myself but I don't think so.

Seen this technique used before for making loudspeaker enclosures - perhaps that's what you seen too.... I know it was shown at IWF at least 10 years ago....

Cheers -

Rob

 

[GPowers]

He should use Kickstarter.

 

[sancho57]

Does it come in a systainer?

 

[teocaf]

Does it come in a systainer?

no, you use it to make the systainer