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computer or storing o cutting boord (left troy). Qther options
include o spice rock, knife rock, or book holder.
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SPICE RACK
Add a few extra parts, and you can convert a tray into a
handy spice rack. The rack can be divided into anywhere
from rwo to 12 compartments, depending on the
size and number of spice containers you want to store.
Tlay Divider - The key component of the spice
rack is a tray divider (J) that separates the tray into rwo
main compartments.This divider has stub tenons cut on
the ends to fit the dadoes that were cut in the tray sides
earlier (Tbnon Detail).lt also has two dadoes cut in each
face to accept a pair of smaller dividers that further
compartmentalize the tray.
Compartment Dividers - These smaller dividers
(K) are hardwood blocks that separare the tray into six
equal-sized compartments. Here again, they have stub
tenons cut on the ends to fit the dadoes in the large divider
and the tray front and back.
Hardboard Slats - Notice that these comparrment
dividers also have centered dadoes cur in both faces
(Spice Rack Parts).These dadoes accept optional hardboard
slas (L) that further divide the comparrments. Ifyou want
to use your spice rack to hold taller,4" spice contarners,
leave the slats out.To store the shorter, 2" ones, add the
slats, and each section will accommodate two rows of
spice containers.
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