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Cabinet to laundry roon Overall Dimensions are shown below. above image Tilt Out Doors If you choose to have your recycle center tilt out instead of slide out (see image below), you will need piano hinges for the bottom and support hinges like (shown below)

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Cabinet to laundry roon

Overall Dimensions are shown below.

above image Tilt Out Doors

If you choose to have your recycle center tilt out instead of slide out (see image below), you will need

piano hinges for the bottom and support hinges like (shown below)

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These supports will keep the doors from falling completely open. Also, you will need a magnetic

clasp to hold the door in place when closed.

The other option is to use drawer slides, each of the “bins” will slide out instead of tilt out. This will

make cleaning the inside much easier. Depending on your choice of drawer slides (self closing or not)

you may need a magnetic clasp to keep in place. Image and details for the pull out bin option is below.

Above image – Slide Out Doors

Shopping List

1 – Sheet 3/4″ A1 Plywood (for Staining) or MDF (for Painting) See HOW-TO section for choosing

your wood.

1 – 1/4″ Plywood or MDF (for the back, you will only need about 1/3 sheet, this stuff is cheap)1 – 1×2

1 – 1×3

2 sets of 15″ Drawer Slides for Slide Out OR 

2 sets of Hinges and 2 sets of Hinge Supports for Tilt Out

2″ Screws or Nails (Screws are stronger, nails are easier)

1 1/4″ Screws or Nails

Wood Glue

Sand Paper 

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Wood Putty

Paint and Finishing Supplies

Handles, Knobs as desired

Tools

Saw

Jigsaw

2″ Nails or ScrewsPnematic Finish Nailer (for Nailing) or Screw Gun with Countersink bits and drill bit (for Screwing)

Sander 

Cutting List for Base Unit

A) 2 – 3/4″ Plywood or MDF @ 28 1/4″ x 16″ (Sides)

B) 1 – 3/4″ Plywood or MDF @ 36 3/4″ x 16″ (Bottom)

C) 1 – 3/4″ Plywood or MDF @ 27 1/2″ x 16″ (Center Divider, front corner notched out)

D) 1 – 3/4″ Plywood or MDF @ 40 1/4″ x 17″ (Top)

E) 1 – 1×2 @ 36 3/4″ (Top Support)

F) 2 – 1×3 @ 16″ (Side Footer, cut out inside)

G) 1 – 1×3 @ 39 3/4″ (Front Footer, cut out inside)

H) 1 – 1/4″ Plywood or MDF @ 38 1/4″ x 30″ (Back)Cutting List for Doors (Tilt Out and Slide Out)

I) 2 – 3/4″ Plywood or MDF @ 17 3/4″ x 26 1/2″ (Doors, potentially slightly smaller to fit hinges)

J) 2 – 3/4″ Plywood or MDF @ 17 3/4″ x 15″ (Bottoms of bins)

K) 4 – 1×2 @ 20″ (Drawer Braces, ends mitered at 45 degrees)

Suggested Plywood Cutting Layout

If you are using MDF (standard measurements for 1 sheet are 97″ x 49″) then disregard this. If you are

using A1 plywood (standard measurement for 1 sheet is 96″ x 48″) the length of your bottom of 

drawers (shown in blue above) will be slightly shorter (about 1/4″) if you choose to use the above

 plywood cutting layout. This will not make a difference in the plans. You can alternately purchase

another sheet of plywood or MDF.

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General Instructions. Cut all your boards. Cut your pieces square, preferably using a table saw.

Mark out where each board will join other boards. Predrill all of your screw holes with a countersink 

 bit first. If you are using screws on MDF, you will need to use DRYWALL screws and NOT wood

screws, and also predrill the entire length of your screws. If you are using nails on MDF, avoid

fastening within 1″ of the sides of the board on the end edges. Use 2″ nails or screws unless otherwise

directed. Always use glue. Work on a clean level surface. Take a square of the project after each step

(visit the HOW-TO section). Have fun and be safe.

1. Build the box. Most furniture used for storage starts with a box, and then you simply trim out the

 box and add doors and mouldings. This one is no different. Begin by fastening the bottom, B (Blue),

to the sides, A (Green). Then fasten the center divider (C, Purple) to the bottom. You may wish tocomplete step 2 first.

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2. Notching out the Center Divider. Use your jigsaw to notch out the center divider as shown

above. The notch will be 1 1/2″ deep and 3/4″ tall, to accommodate the top support, attached below.

please note that the measurement shown above is to the outside of the recycle center. Your 1×2 top support should be 36

3/4″ long, as noted in the cutting instructions.

3. Top Support, E. Attach the top support as shown above, fastening through the sides into the end

edges of the support. Also fasten to the center divider. Make sure you measure and are certain the

center divider is centered on the top support. Use the diagram from step 1 to shoe you the

measurements.

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4. Top, F. Attach the top. The back will be flush, but the sides and front will overhang 1″. Use the

1 1/4″ nails or screws to screw through the underside of the top support into the underside of the top.

5. Side Footers. Cut out the side footers as shown above. Note how the measurements are different

on each side. I cut out one footer, and trace the other footer from the first cut. To mark out your cut,

find a round object and use the edge to make your pattern.

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6. Front Footer. Attach the front footer in the same manner as the sides. The front footer cutout is

the same on either side, unlike the sides. Make sure you fasten the front footer to the side footer.

7. Back. Attach the back. Make sure the back is fastened to the top, sides, center divider and bottom.

Use the 1 1/4″ nails or screws and glue.

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THE DOORS SHOULD BE 17 3/4″ WIDE AND NOT 17 1/4″

8. Doors. For a tilt out door, build as shown below. Then attach the hinges to the bottom and the

hinge supports as desired. You may also need to attach a magnetic clasp to the top center to keep the

door in place when closed.

9. Slide Out Drawer Option. If you are building a slide out, first fasten the drawer bottom to the

drawer slides and fit into the base unit. make sure that the door bottom fits 3/4″ inset from the base

unit. You will need to leave room for the door. Then fasten the face to the drawer bottom by centering

the drawer face on the opening for the bins with the drawer bottom pushed all the way in. Nail into the

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drawer bottom. Then pull the drawer out and fasten the supports and back cleat in place.

10. Finishing. Fill holes with wood putty and sand and finish as desired.