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In an on-going effort to rearrange my shop to be more usable and efficient, I'm building various fixtures and storage solutions. Right now I'm in the middle of building a cabinet to store my rotary tools and accessories (Dremel-style and Foredom-style tools). The idea and plan is from an issue of Shop Notes Magazine. I've made the vertical bench top belt sander they featured in another issue. And I'll be building several more of their projects in the near future as well. Interspersed amongst many other projects that are also on my plate, that is.
Most of the dadoes came out great.
But I screwed up and bumped the stop I had clamped (not tight enough, obviously) to my table saw crosscut sled. So a couple of the dadoes came out too wide :furious:
Well, this is a shop aide, not fine woodworking. So I'm not remaking the erred parts. I decided to make some shims to glue into place.


Most of the dadoes came out great.

But I screwed up and bumped the stop I had clamped (not tight enough, obviously) to my table saw crosscut sled. So a couple of the dadoes came out too wide :furious:

Well, this is a shop aide, not fine woodworking. So I'm not remaking the erred parts. I decided to make some shims to glue into place.
