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2. With the pencil, label the parts where it won't show so you can easily fit them together again
later. Put the labels all towards the front.
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3. With scissors or blade and ruler, cut out the templates provided with your kit.
templates to the outside face of the various cabinet parts: the Top, Bottom, Front, one Side, and
the Upper and Lower Ports.
match the wood size PERFECTLY (it happens), there's a note on some of the templates showing
which edge of the wood to line it up with. If there is no note, the alignment is not super-critical;
just center the template.
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4. With the awl, or a nail and small hammer, carefully poke a hole into the wood at the center of
each cross hair.
Save the Front for last. Mark the other parts first, then remove the template
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from the first Side, tape it to the other Side, and mark those holes too.
are good at it, mark the Front as accurately as you can.
the templates handy for reference.
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Don't mess with the Cleats for now. In case the templates do not
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Tape the
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Finally, now that you
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Remove all templates and tape. Keep
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