Handwritten Plywood Cabinet/Shelf Plan Sketch - Materials & Cut Layout Notes
Reference · 1992-1996 BroncoAll 81 blueprints
Hand-drawn dimensioned build drawing of a plywood enclosure with measurements, slat counts and a cut list.
Part of 1992-1996 Ford Bronco Blueprints
This is a scanned page of handwritten pencil notes and sketches on yellow lined notebook paper. Despite being uploaded to an automotive gallery for a 1996 Ford Bronco, the content is a woodworking plan, apparently for a cabinet, shelving unit, or workbench with drawers. The main sketch shows a rectangular carcass with a 3/4" x 2" hang strip, a 1/4" back, and a right-side elevation with six shelf positions spaced roughly 9" apart with 3/4" shelf thickness callouts and an 11-3/8" dimension. A materials list specifies 3/4" plywood (6 sheets for tops, 3 sheets for bottoms, totaling 9 sheets), 6 sheets of 1/4" back material, and 3 sheets of 1/2" 5x5 material for drawer box material. A note calls for deck-style screws, 2 boxes assorted. Two small grid diagrams at the bottom appear to be plywood sheet cutting layouts, one numbered 1-6 in a 2x3 grid and one numbered 1-8 in a 4x2 grid. The page contains no vehicle-specific information, part numbers, or wiring/fuse data.
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Frequently asked questions
- What material quantities does this plan call for?
- 3/4" plywood: 6 sheets for the top and 3 sheets for the bottom (9 sheets total); 1/4" back: 6 sheets; 1/2" drawer box material: 3 sheets (noted 5x5).
- What thickness is the back panel?
- The back is noted as 1/4" material.
- What is the hang strip dimension shown?
- A 3/4" x 2" hang strip is called out at the top of the cabinet sketch.
- What fasteners are specified?
- The notes call for deck-style screws, 2 boxes assorted, with a notation of '48.
- What shelf spacing is shown?
- The right-side elevation shows six shelf positions spaced about 9" apart with 3/4" shelf material, and one dimension of 11-3/8".
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