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A Curriculum for Teaching 32mm Cabinet Construction (2.9MB pdf) was a four page article, in Techdirections magazine (2001), based on Philip Lundgren's 1998 thesis. As drawn, drawer faces have no consistent relationship to the slides and hinge cup boring is unbalanced (84mm bottom, 77.6mm top). The only 32mm aspects of the method presented are the system rows. The rows are 37mm from the front, 480mm apart, and 73mm from the back. While a 4mm from the bottom start hole is specified, the first used hole is 36mm (4 + 32). Balancing the panel (t/b) and using 32mm increment faces would create cabinets with 1mm larger top/bottom reveals than KISS II cabinets (35/35 starts).
32mm system rows
Philip Lundgren
A Curriculum for Teaching 32mm Cabinet Construction (2.9MB pdf) was a four page article, in Techdirections magazine (2001), based on Philip Lundgren's 1998 thesis. As drawn, drawer faces have no consistent relationship to the slides and hinge cup boring is unbalanced (84mm bottom, 77.6mm top). The only 32mm aspects of the method presented are the system rows. The rows are 37mm from the front, 480mm apart, and 73mm from the back. While a 4mm from the bottom start hole is specified, the first used hole is 36mm (4 + 32). Balancing the panel (t/b) and using 32mm increment faces would create cabinets with 1mm larger top/bottom reveals than KISS II cabinets (35/35 starts).32mm system rows
