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\n1 7/8x乡x16  \nmaple  \n34x2x18  \nDrawcrsCenter supporCornersTo  msBese frameTop frame  \nwa/nut  \nwalnut  \nTrimlate  \n Y1x16/4X6  \n  Pl900d  \n3y X 2左义 10  \n'αple  \n③yx234×17\"  \n1  \ncutt% siZe  \n2x44Y2x6”/81立X6“9412.  x2x1Yz x2gx7444X21日2  \nwalnut。Maplemaple.meple.maple.maplemaplewalnut  \nFront  \nsides  \nCd  \nFeergvi des for drawerRunners for draweYinlay around checkerboard  \n 92  \nCHESSBOARD CUT LIST  \n(Smaller board)  \nChecker Board BlocksY4”×1/”×14”(4 Maple and 4 Walnut)Frame Around Checker Board3/”×2”x 16”(4 Walnut)Frame Base Bottom/”×2”x 16y”(4 Walnut)Corners3/”×2/”×10”(2 Maple)SideY4”×2”x113/”(2 Walnut)Center Divider Support3/”×2 ³/”x 147/8”(1 Plywood)Drawer Slide Strips/4”×2”x6”(4 Maple)Drawer Front3/”x17/8”x11”(2 Walnut)Drawer Sides/”×17/8”×63/”(4 Maple)Drawer BackV2”x17/8:x11”(2 Maple)In-lay Around Checker Board 1/8”xV2”×12Y2”(4 Maple)Base for Checker Squares/4”×12”×12”(1 Plywood)Insert in Base FrameY4”×12”×12”(1 Plywood)Drawer Bottom/4”x6Y”×103/”(2 Plywood)  \n# Building a Chessboard\n\nDetermine the size of the squares.I am choosing 17/8”.Cut 4 strips of dark wood and 4 strips of lightcolored wood V4”thick by 1718”wide and 17”long.This is a little long but you will lose the kerf of theblade and will need to straighten up the edges of the finished board.Glue the edge of the stripsalternating light and dark clamping them between 2 boards about 17”square.After they dry roughsand both sides to remove glue that squeezed out and flatten the checker board.  \nSet the tablesaw to cut exactly the width of the strips(17/8).Cut the strips across the strips.Glue the8 alternating strips to a V4”by 153/”square plywood.Line up the left edges and the edges of theplywood and checker board closest to you.Clamp the checker board pieces together as above.Afterthe glue dries trim the plywood,shaving a little of the checker board to make a straight edge on all 4sides.Sand top to flatten.  \nCut (4)34X2”dark wood 18”long for frame of the chess board.Lay out the boards for color matchup.Cut a rabbit V2”deep and V2“wide on the inside of the board.Glue and clamp a 1/8”xY/2\"×18”maple strip to the inside of the rabbit of the frame boards.This will make a border around the chessboard to keep the colors from running into the frame board.  \nCut a 45 degree on the end of each of the 4 top frame boards.Set the chess board in the rabbit andmark where the next 45 should be cut according to the way the chess board lies.I cut a little long andsneak up on the final cut.When all sides fit,glue and clamp the chess board and frame all together.Cut the bottom in like manner.The plywood will be on the bottom of this piece.Route the edges ofthe top and bottom.A sunken 1/8 roundover bit will do a nice job.  \nMake the corner pieces by cutting 2 light colored wood pieces 2V2”×10”.Cut a 45 degree down oneside of each piece.Glue the 45's to make a corner or L shape.Clamp with rubber bands.When drycut into 2Y4”corner blocks.Cut a 1/4”mortise in one end of each corner block.Place the end blocksy2”from the edge of the bottom frame.Take a V/”×2/”dark board and measure to the bottom ofeach mortise and cut to that length.Sand then glue each side to a corner block.When dry place thecorner blocks V/”from the sides of the bottom board.Measure the drawer opening and the distancebetween the center of each side.Make a center support by cutting a³4”plywood board 23/\"by themeasurement between the 2 sides.Notch out /4”on the top and bottom of the support to fit in the topand bottom boards.Center and glue sides and center support to bottom board only.Make runners1”thick for the drawers to run on.  \nMake the drawers to fit the opening between the corner blocks  \nSand,sand,and sand the top.Glue the top to the bottom.MAKE SURE THE WHITE SQUARE IS TOTHE RIGHT OF THE DRAWER.(PLAYERS RIGHT)  \nI built my chessboard using Steve Ramsey's 7 part \"Build a Chessboard”on You 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