Kreg K5 Storage Cabinet with T-Track Clamps

cut the base to to final with a tracksaw (or jigsaw) and a table saw.

Mark the diagonal lines according to the image. Then cut out the lines with a track saw or jigsaw.

Using a combo square and a standard square, mark each cross hair for the handles, through hole. The slots will receive a 5/16” hole and a 1” forstner bit is used for the handles and through hole. Drill out the holes accordingly with a drill press or regular drill.

• Mark out the slots for the t-track bolts. The will receive a 5/16" hole. The slots are spaced 25" on center to fit my tracks on my workbench.
• Adjust the spacings accordingly to your sit up. If you do not wish to use the slots, there is plenty of space to use clamps on the base.
• Drill out the holes with a Drill Press or regular drill.

• Use a straight edge ruler and connect the top and bottom of each hole.
• Then use a jigsaw to cut the lines.
• Then add a 1/8” roundover to the base, handles, and through hole.

• To size the support bases, use a flat surface with a straight edge. I used my table fence.
• First place, the K5 between the fence and the blade, move the fence until the blade barely touches the side.
• Then rip the stock.
• Next, butt up a piece of stock to the fence, then place the K5 on top.
• Mark a line at the front of the K5 and the cross cut the stock. This will give you exact reference measurements.

• Attach the jig supports by centering them flush with the back of the base. Use glue and staples to secure them.
• Then attach the K5 Jig.

Assemble the cabinets with glue and staples. You can also use pocket holes if you choose.

• Next, install each cabinet structure to the base. Use glue and flush up the front of the cabinet structure with the front of the jig base support. Toe nail a crown staple into the inside front of the cabinet side.
• Then staple the rest of the structure from the bottom. Be careful not misfire a staple into the drawer cavity, as it will be really difficult to remove.
• Add a 1/8” Roundover to the top of the material supports.

The parts for the drawer boxes are listed in the cut list. However, measure each opening before cutting. I made the boxes out of poplar but you can use plywood if you choose. Each part is sized 1/16” shorter than the drawer opening so the drawer can slide easier. The drawer bottom is 1/2” shorter than the front to back measurement to allow space for the drawer front. All the parts are attached to the drawer bottom with glue and pin nails.

• Find the center of each drawer front by marking diagonal line from each corner.
• Drill a hole in the center point.
• Then poke the pull bolt through the hole and screw on the handles. Use a screw driver to tighten the bolts. Install the drawers and fill them up with your Kreg accessories!