Build a Multidrawer Wall Cabinet
Video Workshop Series
Build a Multidrawer Wall Cabinet
with Chris Gochnour
Chris Gochnour is a furniture maker, author, and teacher who lives with his wife and two kids in Murray, Utah. A frequent contributor to Fine Woodworking, Gochnour is often called upon for his expertise in using and maintaining hand tools for traditional woodworking.
Chris Gochnour
Murray, Utah
When not building custom work for clients, Gochnour teaches workshops and classes around the United States.
In this video workshop Chris Gochnour goes step-by-step through the construction of a versatile Shaker-style 12-drawer wall cabinet. Watch the process on video and download the plan.
Produced by: Matt Berger; Video by: Gary Junken; Editing by: Michael Dobsevage
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Videos in the Series
Introduction: Build a Multidrawer Wall Cabinet
Download the plan and see the finished cabinet up close to get a preview of what's to come in this multipart video workshop.
Cut Precise Dadoes and Rabbets
The success of a project like this depends on meticulous layout, measurement, and joinery. In this episode, see how Gochnour cuts precise dadoes and rabbets to create a case that will hold a dozen evenly spaced drawers.
Step-by-Step Case Glue-Up and Assembly
Instruction to execute this complex glue up. Gochnour shares insightful tips and techniques along the way.
Construct a Frame-and-Panel Back
Use mortise-and-tenon joints to make a frame that holds a simple, flat back panel.
Quick and Easy Drawers
This episode covers the assembly-line part of the project. Learn how to cut tongue-and-groove joints that let you assemble sturdy drawers in short order.
Make a Shaker Peg Board
The Shakers used wall-mounted pegs to hold many things, including cabinets like this. In this episode, learn how to make a modern-day peg board.
Introduction: Tools, Techniques, Layout
Take your joinery to a new level by learning how to make handcut dovetails. See how it's done in the latest episode of this online classroom.
Laying Out and Cutting the Tails
In this installment of our online classroom, Gochnour explains how to lay out and cut the tails for a through dovetail joint.
Laying Out and Cutting the Pins
In this installment of our online classroom, Gochnour explains how to lay out and cut the tails for a through dovetail joint.
Introduction to the Half-Blind Dovetail
Here, Gochnour begins the first of two lessons on how to cut half-blind dovetails.
Completeing Half-Blind Dovetails
The conclusion of the lessons on dovetails. If you make one dovetailed drawer per day, by the time you've; finished the dozen drawers, you will have mastered the dovetail.
Clean-Up and Glue-Up
With all the parts cut and assembled dry, it's time to glue up the drawers and the case and prepare to finish the project.
An Oil Finish for Cherry
In this final episode, Gochnour shows how to apply a finish that brings out the color and figure of the wood, but without leaving blotches.Post your work in The Gallery
Built this multidrawer cabinet or completed a similar project? Post your photos in our online Readers Gallery. Upload a photo and tag it with the phrase "multidrawer wall cabinet".
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