
marks (Figure
Ff
)
I lay the blade in place, with
one end even with the back of the deck and the
other end sitting on the drawer front (Figure
Gg
)
.
The back of the blade (without teeth) is the side
you’ll want to tear against. The teeth side leaves
a very ragged edge on the sandpaper. Trace the
holes in the blade onto the deck and drawer front
(Figure
Hh
).
Using a 5/8" Forstner bit in a drill press, I
carefully drill the front hole until it is flush with
the deck (Figure
Ii
)
. Then using a chisel, I trim
the edges of the hole square (Figure
Jj
)
.
To attach the blade, I use one #6 washer under
the blade, and one #6× ¾" screw and a finish
washer ...