aggie79 wrote:It has been awhile and I'll have to look for the company name but I purchased manufactured doors and RTA drawer boxes. I did construct the cabinet boxes and face frames as well as building from scratch my cedar chest tongue box. Door and especially drawer measurements need to be precise so I waited until my cabinet boxes were installed before ordering doors and drawers. I could and have built cabinet doors and drawers but the time saved was well worth the premium for someone else building them.
Esteban wrote:aggie79 wrote:It has been awhile and I'll have to look for the company name but I purchased manufactured doors and RTA drawer boxes. I did construct the cabinet boxes and face frames as well as building from scratch my cedar chest tongue box. Door and especially drawer measurements need to be precise so I waited until my cabinet boxes were installed before ordering doors and drawers. I could and have built cabinet doors and drawers but the time saved was well worth the premium for someone else building them.
Tom's thoughts and cabinet/drawer building process mirror my intentions.
When I am ready, like Tom once my cabinet boxes are built, I will buy RTA drawers. Probably from lakesidemoulding.com/dovetail-drawer-boxes which are priced from $17/each plus shipping. A great buy in my opinion.
At this time I do not know who I will order pre-made doors from. It seems well worth buying pre-made doors when I am ready for them with accurate measurements for the style and wood species I prefer.
I made my own side entry doors for the teardrop which didn't turn out to be a good idea, mostly because they warped. I don't want to have a replay wasting my time and money with the cabinet doors or drawers.
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