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Question by jrieger
Submitted on 5/28/2004
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I am currently building a project that requires shelves(pie safe).  Plans call for shelves to be glued into dadoes using plywood.  I prefer to glue up ash boards for shelving, however I'm concerned about expansion and contraction since the shelves will be "confined" and unable to move freely.
How can I apply these shelves in a way that they will give the cabinet some stability?  I realize that plywood would omit the glue-up/expansion problem, but prefer not to use it.
THANK YOU FOR ANY HELP THAT YOU MAY OFFER....... EMAIL ADDRESS...jcrieger3@alltel.net


Answer by bubster007
Submitted on 10/5/2004
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Go buy a pie safe.

 

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