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- Dictionarycarcass/ˈkɑːkəs/
noun
- 1. the dead body of an animal: "she saw the mud-covered carcass of a sheep" Similar
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Dec 16, 2015 · The case or other major structure that carries the door, drawers, shelves, et cetera. May be a box of some kind, may be a tabletop and supports, may be other. Usually the thing that gets the name -- the chest in a chest of drawers, the workbench in a wokbench with various storage and vises, the case in a bookcase -- but not always (though I don ...
Aug 23, 2022 · The long rail along the back of the carcass then gives you support for the long dimension of the shelf, which at 1600mm will be quite valuable. If you're using a composite material like particle board or mdf for the shelf, or if the shelf is more than 20cm or so wide, you should also screw a rail to the front of the shelf, to stiffen it.
May 8, 2015 · 2. The best use of pocket holes in joinery I have found is as a replacement for clamping. When enough clamps are not available or the form of the project makes clamping challenging, it is helpful to to glue the joint and instead of clamping use the pocket hole to draw the and hold the pieces together. Share.
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May 18, 2018 · A butt joint is extremely weak unless the woodworker somehow creates the long grain to long grain bond. By not doing so, the glue would simply travel through the open pores, resulting in no bond, and fasteners would not have any fiber to grip onto. The joint will fail if it sees any considerable stresses. This is why pocket holes are so popular.
Mar 19, 2022 · My carcass is 710mm tall with 18mm base and spacer, so the height for drawer runners is 710 - (2 x 18) = 674mm. I have bought some of the Hafele metal drawer system drawers. I have 2 x 150mm tall drawers and 2 x 86mm drawers, they didn't come with any instructions. I also bought some soft close adapters to make these slides close softly, where ...
Jun 3, 2015 · In all cases, you should usually also glue the joints for improved strength; if using a nailgun the nails only serve to hold the carcass (cabinet box) together while the glue dries. You can hide your fasteners by strategically positioning them.
Feb 26, 2016 · I was looking at boomerangs and ran across the term "aircraft plywood". Going further they just seem to be talking about spruce as in "spruce goose". Does the term "aircraft plywood" have any special significance, use, or connotation for woodworkers. Is it of a higher quality than regular spruce?
Jan 30, 2018 · 1. Waterbased poly is basically the option here because of the requirement for no added colour. Everything based on oil or containing oil will deepen the tone of wood, and in the case of pure oils and "Danish oil" it will make the wood very significantly darker (and will add a slight yellow tinge which you may be able to see on red oak ...
Apr 13, 2017 · Good answers below. If you compare these with the shooting boards in the other question I think you can see the similarities. In a pinch, one can sometimes be used as a substitute for the other, or you could design something that is a shooting board on one side and a bench hook if you flip it over. – keshlam. May 7, 2015 at 3:40.
