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Making Carcase Butt Joints
Using tenoned butt joints is an effective method for
constructing a cabinet carcase. The tenons provide a
strong support for each of the horizontal partitions of the
cabinet. The simplicity of this method is that you use the
carcase components for aligning the joiner.
Instruction Manual 17
Setup and Machining
1. Lay the vertical side pieces on your workbench, and
draw lines across both left and right pieces to indicate
where the shelves will be located. Note that it is easier
to avoid mistakes later on by drawing double lines, with
one line above the shelf and one line below the shelf as
shown.
2. For reference, label the top and bottom face of each
shelf. This is so your left- and right-hand mortises are
referenced from the same face of each shelf.
3. Working with one shelf at a time, lay the shelf on top of
the side piece so its edge lines up with the outside
pencil line for that shelf location.
Note: To help you remember how to position the
shelves for mortising, simply stand the shelf up
vertically between the pencil lines, and then gently
tip it over so it is laying flat against one pencil line.
(continued) Because the mortises are registered
from the base of the Domino (fixed 10 mm
distance), the direction that you tip the shelf (either
toward the top or toward the bottom) depends on
how thick the shelf is. Use the following guidelines:
If the shelf is thick (greater than 20mm), tip it
down with the top-side facing up.
If the shelf is thin (less than 20mm), tip it down
with the bottom-side facing up.
4. Clamp the two pieces together to prevent them from
moving.
5. With the Domino baseplate resting on the face of the
side-piece, plunge the joiner into the edge of the shelf.
Do not use the fence for height positioning.
6. With the joiner standing upright and its baseplate
against the edge of the shelf, plunge downward into
the side wall of the cabinet (see image below).
7. Repeat these steps for each of the shelves.
8. When you repeat this process for the other side wall,
make sure you keep the same side of the shelf facing
up.
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