Tedswoodworking Plans
Once the pendulum case has been attached to the lower case, Vi" plywood backs can be screwed into rabbets routed around the back edges of both cases.
rout rabbets. First, lay the entire assembly face down across a pair of saw-horses. Then rout a W'-deep and W-wide rabbet around all four inside edges of both case openings, see Fig. 15. I did this with a rabbetting bit in the router. (For more 011 routing on the edge of a workpiece. see Shop Notes, page 16.)
With a chisel and mallet, square up the rounded corners of each of the rabbets.
cut panels. Now measure the size of each of these openings and cut a lower case back (I) and a pendulum case back (L) to fit from VV' plywood.
Also measure and cut a dust panel (J) to lay flat in the bottom of the kickboard assembly. see Fig. 15.
attach panels. Install the dust panel (with brads), and both case backs (with No. 6 x W Fh woodscrews). see Fig. 16.
lower case
FRAME B
pendulum case case side
frame b note:
SIDES ARE FLUSH WITH BACK OF B FRAMES
note
FLUSH AT
BACK
HBxI'i" Fh WOODSCREW
pendulum case case side
frame b note:
SIDES ARE FLUSH WITH BACK OF B FRAMES
frame b note
FLUSH AT
BACK
lower case frame b
FRAME B
frame d
HBxI'i" Fh WOODSCREW
LOWER CASE BACK
Fh WOODSCREW
SQUARE UP ROUNDED CORNERS WITH CHISEL
note:
RABBET AU FOUR INSIDE EDGES OF OPENINGS
pendulum case back
lower case back a/
lower case dust panel
LOWER CASE BACK
Fh WOODSCREW
SQUARE UP ROUNDED CORNERS WITH CHISEL
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