The Quarter-Quarter-Quarter Drawer System

[Mario Turcot]

I stumble on that video last night. Founb it interesting  [scared]

YT

I guess it can be done on a router table as well.

 

[Bob D.]

Yes, it could, but fast and easy on the TS.

 

[promark747]

I recently saw that same video...and then I saw one from Stumpy Nubs where he called it half-half-half, because the setup is always half the thickness of the wood (Katz uses half inch in his video).

 

[Svar]

I guess it can be done on a router table as well.

Use slot cutting bit rather than straight bit - much faster. Obviously cutting orientation of your pieces will be the reversed (flat / vertical).

 

[Cheese]

Thanks Mario that was interesting. I like the 1/2" thick bottom option especially for heavily loaded drawers that will just sit on a flat surface and be used for storage.

I did notice though he never mentioned, nor did he show that the front and rear of the box will have a pair of 1/4" x 1/4" square holes poking through.

 

[Mario Turcot]

I did notice though he never mentioned, nor did he show that the front and rear of the box will have a pair of 1/4" x 1/4" square holes poking through.

True, but he is a finishing carpenter and in most of not 100% of the cases he will use a front drawer to hide it. For the back, no one see it  [wink]

 

[Mario Turcot]

Use slot cutting bit rather than straight bit - much faster. Obviously cutting orientation of your pieces will be the reversed (flat / vertical).

Verry interesting, never thought of that one... thanks for the tip.