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| A variety of
woods are used to create the DRAPER-DBS designs. |
Measuring is an important task
throughout the production process. |
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| Rip cuts on the table
saw trim a piece of wood along its length. |
The table saw is also used
for cross-cuts that cut across the grain of the wood. |
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| A cut-off saw
allows for multiple pieces of wood to be easily cut to the same
exact length. |
This machine shapes one edge at
a time on the edge of a raised panel that will be used on a door
of a cabinet. |
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| A shaper is used to
cut a molded or shaped piece of trim for a cabinet. |
Molding is fit as part of a decoration. |
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| Bar clamps are used
to hold together fresh glue joints. |
Glue is scraped away from where
two boards were joined. |
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| This special
sander has an exhaust unit built into the base of the table to
remove the dust. |
A worker at DRAPER-DBS checks
the fit of a piece of wood on a corner cabinet. Note the raised
panel design on the front surface. |
