No. Time to get creative:yes: drawer bottoms, if you make cabinets put divider or shelf where joint will break, things like that. If it is not good quality then maybe feed a dumpster
JackM
JackM
It's CDX, I think. It's not great quality, but it's useful for something. It's just going to take me some time to figure out what.No. Time to get creative:yes: drawer bottoms, if you make cabinets put divider or shelf where joint will break, things like that. If it is not good quality then maybe feed a dumpster
JackM
Jack, thanks for the tips. I like those ideas. I can find a lot of storage spaces that need organizing, and foyer shoe cubbies. I wasn't planning on making anything too fancy, just utilitarian.Build a boat - epoxy both sides. Probably not the best for that either.
No really, most 1/4 inch stock is used for drawer bottoms or cabinet backs. You can use it to make a shoe rack for your wife's closet. I've seen some nice saw blade storage cabinets for the garage that have 1/4 inch dividers for the blades. You could make some hardware storage drawers or trays for keeping screws in.
Most finish work is going to call for higher grade material than CDX. Most Cabinetry calls for even higher grade than that.