whats this drawer style called?

[zapdafish]

looking to do something like this where they are easily removable and not sure what to google for ideas, thnx

 

[Jeff]

Easily removable: Undermount or side mount drawer slides for each drawer.

 

[Rwe2156]

If you want to just pull the drawer out to me that means no slides, just a standard drawer runner/kicker set up.
Another option is a dado in the drawer side that a runner slides into.

 

[Skymaster]

inset style other style is overlay, front overlays the frame

 

[zapdafish]

thanks, after searching on inset drawer i saw some pics with the word cutout and that helped narrow things down more for me.

 

[bob vaughan]

A while back I did a couple of grinder stands sort of like that. I put the stand on a floor float to get a much wider stance for the rollers. The one pictures looks like it would fall over easily if it hit something on the floor.
My drawer criteria was similar. The drawers needed to be slide-in storage boxes for various things. Its a relatively simple build but one needs to be careful to keep the tolerances fairly consistent. Drawer sides are 5/8" thick. There's a 5/8" strip above the top drawer so fastener heads won't interfere with drawer withdrawal. Drawer guides are 1/4" Doug fir plywood strips glued and stapled on. The dado in the drawer sides is 3/4" x 1/4" deep.

Boxes assembled. Plywood ends have hot melt veneer tape.

Test fitting the drawers. Note the gap above the top drawer

Drawer sides made from salvaged walnut library shelves.

Finished cabinet with floor float base and Corian top for a tool grinder.

Woodturning tool sharpening grinder stand.

 

[zapdafish]

thanks for the pics, I plan to do something like this with the cutouts instead of handles.

A while back I did a couple of grinder stands sort of like that. I put the stand on a floor float to get a much wider stance for the rollers. The one pictures looks like it would fall over easily if it hit something on the floor.
My drawer criteria was similar. The drawers needed to be slide-in storage boxes for various things. Its a relatively simple build but one needs to be careful to keep the tolerances fairly consistent. Drawer sides are 5/8" thick. There's a 5/8" strip above the top drawer so fastener heads won't interfere with drawer withdrawal. Drawer guides are 1/4" Doug fir plywood strips glued and stapled on. The dado in the drawer sides is 3/4" x 1/4" deep.

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Boxes assembled. Plywood ends have hot melt veneer tape.

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Test fitting the drawers. Note the gap above the top drawer


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Drawer sides made from salvaged walnut library shelves.

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Finished cabinet with floor float base and Corian top for a tool grinder.

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Woodturning tool sharpening grinder stand.

 

[Skymaster]

Zap I scoop ALL of my inset drawers/pullouts. Also BLUM undermount self closing slides . I make a jig, a pc to copy, draw it on every front, ruff on bandsaw then sand to finish. You can also do same cept take a top bearing router bit. after ruff, clamp onto face and just finish rout them

 

[bob vaughan]

thanks for the pics, I plan to do something like this with the cutouts instead of handles.

Do consider the wire pulls if you are going to use the drawers as pull-out boxes. that's what I do. For example, I've got my Dremel stuff in one, specialized electrical tools in another, P-Touch labeler in one, taps and dies in one, and soldering stuff in one. I pull out the drawer box and carry it to the bench, use the contents, and have a container to return the tools to. Then its a single trip to put things back. That feature I really like.

The long term utility of having a handle to carry the box is mighty nice and it doesn't interfere with the box sides. Also minimum openings for sawdust to get in.

The wire pulls are cheap off of eBay from time to time.

 

[zapdafish]

It's not for a workshop thing but is is hobby related. Just experimenting with different drawer styles with something in a spare bedroom. I'll prob go the router bit way, spindle sander is on a flip top cart and currently upside down, lol.