Busy week at the office so no workshop time until today.
Started out by marking the area the fixed shelves will go in each door. With the joinery all done I don't need any mistakes...
Then milled some shelf stock up
Marked the location for the main shelf mortice in each door side
Then set up the PR to cut the mortise. I have two template holders so I can have one set up for up and down cuts and one for the side ways cuts. Well worth the cost especially if you wait for a sale which they have regularly
With the set up done I cut the mortises
Then it was time to set up for the tenons. The beauty of the PR is once set up you can really knock things out fast, especially with the air clamps option. Here I use the shelf stock to insure the tenon is centered on the shelf
This swing stop lets you swap parts with out further setup
I cut a tenon and immediately realize I mucked up! Forgot to change to the larger bearing, good thing this is a test piece so no harm done
That's better
With that done I just need to drill holes for the shelf pins so I can have adjustable shelves.
With a fence set up at the DP this was a quick task
Time to clean up the door parts
It was at this point I realized that while I had run tests for the magnet cuts I had never actually made the cuts on the project...facepalm!
So I put the doors back together and marked the locations. Then I reset the PR for this task
I'll make the cuts in the AM but did make the plug stock using hand tools
That's all for today.