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The KISS II System: A Simplified Approach to Building Cabinets Using the 32mm System       This authoritative introduction lays out a simple road map for efficient, standardized cutting, drilling, and assembly of Euro-style frameless cabinets. September 22, 2007

Reprinted with permission from Joel Ketner of www.knobsandpulls.com, a family owned business with over 25 years experience in selling decorative cabinet and furniture hardware.

The KISS II System was developed to help those who may be new to frameless cabinet construction, or those who presently build frameless cabinets and line bore 32mm holes, but don’t use the system holes for mounting their hinges, or their drawer guides cabinet members. It is not intended to be presented as the way that you must make your cabinets, but is really designed to be a good starting point for designing your own variation of the 32mm system.

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The KISS II System: A Simplified Approach to Building Cabinets Using the 32mm System



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