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Want more Chief's Shop plans? Visitchiefsshop.com and look through thePlans section.Be sure to "Like" Chief's Shopon facebook by heading over tofacebook.com/ChiefsShop.
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lumber1 - 1 x 10 x 6(availability will vary)hardware/supplies1 5/8" wood screws1 1 /2" wire bradsor 4d nails
About These PlansOn this first page you will see above the project complete. On the last page you'll find thefinished outer dimensions.
To the right is a list of the Lumber, Hardware/Supplies, and Tools you will need tocomplete this project. A measuring tape and pencil are not included because that should bepretty standard and self explanatory.
Below What You'll Need is the Parts list. This also is included on the Cutting Diagrampage, which is the last page of this plan document.
Throughout these plans you'll find the icons below:
This indicates a diagram detailing the dimensions of a project partand/or the placement for pocket holes, screws, nails, etc.
Notes are the instructions for a particular step/section of the project.
This indicates when to pay close attention to the diagrams,take precautions for safety, etc.
PartsEnds (2) - 3/4 x 7 1 /4 x 6
Bottom (1 ) - 3/4 x 7 1 /4 x 10 3/4
Sides (2) - 3/4 x 4 x 9 1 /4
Dividers (2) - 3/4 x 4 x 5 3/4
Handle (1 ) - 3/4 x 9 1 /4 x 11
All parts are listed in actual dimensions. Refer tothe Cutting Diagram on the last page of this planas a guide for determining the specific boardfrom which to cut the parts.
Use the layout as a guide formeasuring, marking, cutting,and drilling pocket holes inthe Ends. Set your pockethole j ig and drill bit for 3/4-inch stock.
pocket holes
Position the Ends flush with theends of the Bottom as shown andattach using glue and 1 1 /4-inchpocket hole screws.
Position the Sides flush with the edges of the Endsand Bottom as shown and attach to the Bottom usingglue and 1 1 /4-inch pocket hole screws, and to theEnds using glue and 1 1 /2-inch brads or 4d nails.
NOTEUse the layout as a guide formeasuring, marking, cutting,and drilling pocket holes inthe Sides. Set your pockethole j ig and drill bit for 3/4-inch stock.
Use the layouts as guides for measuring, marking, and cutting the Handle, starting with the left layout. Use a 3/4-inchspade or Forstner bit to start the holes for the handle opening, then finish the cut using a jig saw. Use a jig saw or tablesaw with a dado blade to cut the 3/4-inch slots.
NOTEAttach the Dividers to the Sides using1 1 /2-inch brads or 4d nails. Attach theHandle to the Ends using 1 5/8-inchscrews (three on each end as shown).
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Follow ALL SAFETYGUIDELINES AND RECOMMENDATIONS provided by the
manufacturers ofyour tools, and any chemicals such as glue and finishes you use in this
project. YOUare responsible for your safety, so use common sense when working in the shop!
All parts are listed in actual dimensions. Refer tothe Cutting Diagram on the last page of this planas a guide for determining the specific boardfrom which to cut the parts.