Exam 21: Cabinet Doors and Drawers

Setting the bottom of a drawer into rabbets milled in the sides, front, and back hides the bottom and is suitable for large drawers that will hold substantial weight.

A rabbet-and-dado joint does not require reinforcement, assuming a good fit is achieved.

For added interest, ____-grooves or a shape may be routed in a door panel.

In a raised-panel door, the panel may simply be raised, or it may be raised and ____.

A(n) ____ is a strip of wood attached either to the front or back of one door to eliminate the gap between the two.

Applying a relatively wide, solid-wood edge to a door panel allows the builder to route a decorative edge on what would otherwise be a square edge.

The most complicated and time-consuming door to build is the ____ door.

In a ____ tenon method, a groove is milled in both the stiles and rails, and then the ends of the rails are reduced in thickness to fit snugly into the stile's groove.

In a cope-and-stick joint, the stiles receive a groove and profile, as do the rails, using one cutter.

A flat door should have its handle or knob set ____ in from the edge of the door.