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BASIC DRAWER CONSTRUCTION: CABINETS VW-0102 - DVD

BASIC DRAWER CONSTRUCTION: CABINETS VW-0102 - DVD
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This DVD provides information on the types of drawers, materials used to drawers, and some guidelines for hardware selection and installation. Also covered is Dr. Cliffe's quick joinery method of drawer construction. Also offers tips on how to turn your wood scraps into drawer stock.

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