I finished up the drawers this past weekend. The cabinet has just a few items left (cover for the router bay, decisions about the center drawer slots… but the unit is back in service! (read this weeks update here)
Nice to get the shop back into working order. In addition the old cabinet was disassembled for scrap, and I’m reusing some of the hardware in other projects now.
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ork continues on the router cabinet rebuild, when I decided to use a simpler technique to create my dado’s.
The work started on the router table rebuild, and as expected, there is more to do than I originally thought…
I’m starting the rebuild process for the router 
cabinet. I’m not sure how long this will go on, but I plan on blogging this as I go. Feel free to follow along under the projects pages on my site.
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