Here is a quick and easy tutorial for building your own DIY shaker style cabinet doors or drawer fronts! Shaker doors are made up of 3 parts - rails (side pieces), stiles (top/bottom piece) and a middle panel. For mine, I used 1x3s for my rails and stiles and 1/4in sanded plywood for the middle panel. You could use a router or a dado blade to make a groove in the 1x3s but I’m going to just use what I have and make it work with the table saw. I need the groove to be 1/4in thick so I am running it

The easiest way to attach a drawer front. This is the most foolproof way of attaching that drawer front. Its super simple and straightforward. #tiptuesday #tooltuesday #woodworkingtips #woodworkingwoman #anikasdiylife | The DIY Life with Anika

How we attach our drawer fronts! - Attaching drawer fronts can be a challenge when trying to get them centred just right. We use 2 sided tape and a few shims to make sure the drawer front is in the perfect spot and secure. Then we reinforce by pre-drilling and screwing from the inside of the drawer. - We use @grasscanada soft close drawer slides. - Feel free to bookmark and share this post for future reference. - If you are interested in a custom built piece of furniture, please visit www.JeffMa