I have to watch a ten minute video just to understand your question?!

No thanks. If it seems dangerous to you, find another way.

Thanx for that, I have a CBN wheel and I do luvs it. I couldn't get the stone wheels to balance wortha darn. after reading your article I followed a link youy had on there and they have a dog-gone good price going right now for those interested in upgrading to CBN wheels.

Linky 2 wheels for the price of one for 5/8's shafts...

3/8" - 1/2" rabbets leave plenty of meat for the drawer face to cover

Besides your drawers should be stopped at the back of the drawer not the face unless you are using metal drawer slides.

Joe

Stunning. Elegant curves. Amazing walnut. Thanks for sharing the process.

Bob

In a word, Beautiful.

Nice!

Wow, that half back is spectacular! I must admit I don't care for the toe on the dovetail spine, but the handle is as nice as they come. Thanks for showing us!

Jonathan

While the construction likely doesn't necessitate 1/2" ply I would use because of the mobile usage this cabinet will see. Presuming the casters are to make it mobile.

The first time I wheeled it around the shop I'd back it into something sharp enough to gouge the 1/4" ply, perhaps even hard enough to puncture it.

I finally finished the carriage for this one. I think I have made 7 of these in the past, they are very poplar at Xmas time. (rob your neighbor game gift).
I use a Free harbor freight flash light. overall about 9-1/2" long and stands about 4-1/2 tall.
This one is walnut and maple, finished with Lacquer and will set on my desk  
at least until I forget to make a gift for someone, and give it to them
 
Made 2 this year. very fun to make.



               

Does not do miters, does have adjustable fence.