If you want to build this shaker-style bookshelf, you can get the plans here.
The bookshelf is made from solid cherry and has adjustable shelves.
In the video, I show several of my woodworking techniques.
How I plot out and mark the arch I used for the top by using a couple of scrap blocks and a thin strip leftover from ripping the sides to width.
I used a clamping caul method to clamp the panels flat without ridges between the boards. This is a good technique if you don’t have a domino or a biscuit jointer.
I showed a technique on how to line up the bottom shelf and glue it to the toe kick for a seamless look and feel.
Then how to clean up the top with a flush-trim bit in case it was a little proud, and my favorite my shop-made jig for plunging out all the adjustable shelf pin holes using a router.
Tools I used
- Guide Bushing Set https://amzn.to/31CGX6m
- 1/4 spiral up-cut router bit https://amzn.to/2VCTumo
- Rabbiting bit https://amzn.to/2BtINvG
- Jet Parallel Clamps https://amzn.to/2kAVtmH
- Shelf Pins https://amzn.to/3gjU8NK