on to the top double draws the grooves make this really easy to assemble just place the bottoms into the grooves or dados that were made on the front and back and wrap the sides around the bottom as well making sure they're in the grooves i made these like this so i could access the bits from both sides of the draw i thought of making a double draw with the top part that can be pushed out of place but i tested to see if my hand and router bits can fit into here and i liked how they fit and how easy these were to assemble so i went with these i don't know i think they're cool anyway i built the small upper draw you see on the right here and moved on to the wire shelf you see on your left i drilled some pocket holes on the bottom of a piece of plywood made some spacers to place it on and then drilled it into place using this right angle drill attachment totally an oversight on my part should have assembled this before but thank goodness for that right angle drill attachment to attach the draw slides i made some spacers to rest the slides on to make sure they were evenly installed on both sides and since these draws are going to be inset into the cabinet i used a piece of plywood to act as the thickness of the draw front and use that as a guide for how far back to install the slides then put the draw into place with some spacers under it as well just to lift it off the bottom of the cabinet and i screwed on the other part of the draw slide onto the draw box start with the front screws then pull the draw out making sure to keep the spacer under it and continue screwing the slide in place just a note i did have to swap out the screws for shorter ones because of the half inch material then i repeated the same thing on the second draw and we can move on to the top draws even though this is going to be a double draw it's going to only run on one slide so it's installed the same way using spacers to make sure they're even on both sides again my right angle drill attachment saved the day here totally should have attached these before assembling it all uh the drug goes in the same way using a spacer underneath to lift it up and the slides get screwed into place to the sides then like magic the rest of the draws are placed i wish next up all the draw fronts need to be cut to size i measure the opening and subtract a quarter inch from that number because i'm aiming for an eighth inch reveal around all the sides an eighth on two sides equals a quarter math since this plywood was kind of ugly i decided to paint it but i think it just looks cooler like this and i considered doing edge banding but shop furniture i didn't paint the draw front though those are nice baltic birch but i did need to make some sort of way to open the drawers i decided an integrated handle would cause less hang ups on clothing when using the tool than hardware that sticks out wood i started with simply drilling a hole between two of the pieces to make semi-circles i'm going to change that for the bottom jaws in a bit it felt too small but i kept it on the ones on top so i've been storing my bits in a block of wood with holes drilled in it and i find the bottom of the shank
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