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WOODWORKING…MAKING AN 8FT TALL BY 8 FT LONG DRY GROCERY HUTCH.

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First published at 23:58 UTC on June 3rd, 2023.

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WOODWORKING…MAKING AN 8 FT TALL BY 8 FT LONG DRY GROCERY HUTCH.

This project is not very complicated. Essentially you are making 6 boxes that have a Beadboard back and some shelves. The owner did not want any mechanical fasteners to the wall of the…

WOODWORKING…MAKING AN 8 FT TALL BY 8 FT LONG DRY GROCERY HUTCH.

This project is not very complicated. Essentially you are making 6 boxes that have a Beadboard back and some shelves. The owner did not want any mechanical fasteners to the wall of the room so this is a free standing unit. To ensure stability, very careful cutting protocols must be established to make sure each unit is perfectly square by itself and square to each other as they will be attached. The barn board counter top was specifically asked for in a “ rough” presentation, this made the assembly of the top quite a bit less labor intensive. So if you have about 240 hours to spare ( a lot of that time was painting and staining drying time) this project is for you. A word of advise on this project… take your time and make sure all you cuts are 90 degrees. It will make assembly go a lot easier and each unit will be symmetrical to each other. As always if you have any questions or concerns or suggestions,please feel free to contact me at … [email protected]

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