Exam 21: Cabinet Doors and Drawers

The ____ joint is milled using a shaper or the router in a table with cutters or bits specific for this task.

If the drawer is very wide, as in a chest of drawers, thicker material should be used, or a centered wooden strip, called a ____, should be installed to prevent sagging.

The primary issue in building a door with no frame is covering the exposed edges of the sheet goods that are used.

Glass panels may be held in place with glass clips, a removable wooden stop, or a high-quality ____ caulk.

A raised-panel door has a frame consisting of stiles and rails, but its panel is solid wood, usually ____ inches thick, with a profile milled on its edge.

With flat-panel doors, the panel is typically ____ veneered plywood.

In the case of a ____ joint, half the material thickness is removed from the back of the stile and the front of the rail.

If solid wood is used for a drawer bottom, it should be thicker than 1/2" unless the drawer is small.

Flat panel doors may only use plywood.

The material used for drawer bottoms is generally ____ plywood or a panel product.

A drawer lock is similar to a ____ joint, but requires a special drawer-lock bit used with a table-mounted router.

The groove-and-stub tenon method of joining stiles and rails is closely related to the cope-and-stick joint, but it can be machined using just the table saw or a table-mounted router and simple straight bits.

It is fairly typical for the back of a drawer to be set into ____ machined into the drawer sides a bit back from the end of the side.

The ____ has a frame, consisting of stiles and rails, that holds a flat panel.

The ____ joint depends on an independent piece glued into openings in the stile and rail to hold them together.

In a rabbet-and-dado joint, a dado is made on the drawer front, and a rabbet is made in the drawer sides.

____ construction is when the bottom fits into grooves machined into the front and sides of the drawer and is then tacked to the bottom of the back.

The most basic type of door is simply a flat door with a frame.

In a flat-panel door, usually glass will sit in a ____ on the back of the stiles and rails.

In a flat-panel door, a wood panel is captured in ____ in the stiles and rails.