Rebuilding cupboards
In my TT, there are 2 cupboard I plan on rebuilding. The first one, due to water damage, has some panels missing. water damage is fixed. The second one had a microwave that I got rid of. I do...
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mat60 wrote:
Since your only doing two cabinets Id use 3/4 for the cabinets because you can drill out 1/2 in deep holes for shelf pins for the adjustable shelfs. 3/4 ply is also nice because it makes easy work of installing a face frame using a kreg jig or glue and nails. For the back you can use 1/2 ply so you can screw anywhere on it to attach to wall or just use 3/4 cleats. I think you could get buy with 1/2 in ply for shelfs unless your going to have allot of weight on them. I don't no what your doors look like but mine have a 3/4 thick frame with a 1/4 inch panel .If I rebuilt a hole set of cabinets for a RV I would never build like this because it would add way two much weight.
I do not plan to move the shelves. I planned to use 1/2 square doweling,
I am also thinking of weight.
