Gary M Katz

Last came the finger pull. I’m terrified of using router fences, so as usual, I made a router template. In this case, I wanted the template guide to fit kind of snug in the template.

Why use cope joints Bill Shaw proves why with an “adjustable” wall mock-up that he uses in an upcoming TiC article. If you’re not familiar with Bill—he’s the invent

Big huge thanks to for his ig post and website video on making a sliding drawer tray and how to make those dang dividers without a tape measure or shooting pin nails i_

Throw-back Thursday…and a tribute to door hanging

Finally...the best part of the little kitchenette, the breadboards. I probably would have really screwed this up if it weren’t for lessons learned from and

The glue-up was easy, and so were the little tenons or pegs. The hard part was keeping my mind on what I was doing and not gluing ALL the dominoes into the breadboard end!.

All right, this is the END of the 2P10 thing! I’ll definitely pick up some TiteBond CA glue and try it very soon. And this is definitely NOT a fastidious way of installing drawer fac

Well that’s finished! But not quite all the way. Gotta make the breadboards... I almost wish I hadn’t made the two cutouts isn’t he faceframe for those breadboards..