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Pictorial Essay Listing #4704   Listed on: 01/09/2016 Company Name: R Scaffe Cabinetmaker Contact Name:   Rob Scaffe Member Cherry chest of drawers, Poplar secondary wood and White Pine drawers. The Appalachian Cherry was from very old stock View Larger, Higher Quality Image drawers   View Larger, Higher Quality Image 1888   View Larger, Higher Quality Image 1889   View Larger, Higher Quality Image 1893   View Larger, Higher Quality Image 1894   View Larger, Higher Quality Image side   View Larger, Higher Quality Image 22   View Larger, Higher Quality Image 21   View Larger, Higher Quality Image 20   View Larger, Higher Quality Image 19   View Larger, Higher Quality Image 18   View Larger, Higher Quality Image 17   View Larger, Higher Quality Image 16   View Larger, Higher Quality Image 15   View Larger, Higher Quality Image 14   View Larger, Higher Quality Image 13   View Larger, Higher Quality Image 12   View Larger, Higher Quality Image 11   View Larger, Higher Quality Image 10   View Larger, Higher Quality Image 9   View Larger, Higher Quality Image 8   View Larger, Higher Quality Image 7   View Larger, Higher Quality Image 6   View Larger, Higher Quality Image 5   View Larger, Higher Quality Image 4   View Larger, Higher Quality Image 3   View Larger, Higher Quality Image 2   View Larger, Higher Quality Image 1

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Posted By: Max Neu     [01/13/2016]
Very nice!That is a true heirloom piece,not many people use that kind of quality anymore.What was your method for the sliding dovetails,hand or machine cut?

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Posted By: Rob     [01/13/2016]
Thank you. I use the same shop made jig with router for the sliding dovetails and dado that connects them. The rails are glued into them. The cross tenoned pieces are glued and pinned in the front rail mortise.at the back rail there is a gap at the shoulder and the tenon floats in the mortise and dado. This allows for movement of the sides without cracking. All other dovetails I cut by hand.

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