niconoise
11-30-2006, 12:27 PM
These 4628B cabinets appear to be tongue and groove construction.
I wish to confirm that the top and bottom are grooved only. This would mean that if they were not glued, they would lift off the rest of the cabinet.
Please also confirm that the front and back are tongue only, and that the sides are tongue at the top and bottom and grooved for the front and back panels.
These are made of the newer plywood and not the baltic birch of the original cabinets. I think this wood, though lighter, is not as strong as the original. The newer cabinets are more easily damaged.
I am also finding that as in the original series, the joints are glue starved - they contain voids.
Thanks
I wish to confirm that the top and bottom are grooved only. This would mean that if they were not glued, they would lift off the rest of the cabinet.
Please also confirm that the front and back are tongue only, and that the sides are tongue at the top and bottom and grooved for the front and back panels.
These are made of the newer plywood and not the baltic birch of the original cabinets. I think this wood, though lighter, is not as strong as the original. The newer cabinets are more easily damaged.
I am also finding that as in the original series, the joints are glue starved - they contain voids.
Thanks