Replace a mismatched handle or make a whole set for a cabinet. Explore finished maple pulls and a patterned inlay, then start with a shared design that suits your drawers.
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Inlaid drawer pullsby PR Smith
Slim maple drawer pullsby M Chilla
Rounded maple drawer pullsby WoodbrewStart from a blank workpiece
Start with a blank workpiece in Easel, draw a rounded handle outline and add a shallow grip pocket. The 3D preview shows the outline and pocket in soft maple.
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Projects from the Easel gallery
Choose the shape you want to hold and the finish you want to see. Each project links to the shared design behind the photographed handles.
Inlaid drawer pullsby PR SmithMake wooden pulls with a contrasting patterned inlay and separate raised legs. The shared file cuts four pull faces and their inlay pockets; add the legs and purchased inlay strip using PR Smith’s illustrated instructions.
Slim maple drawer pullsby M ChillaMake a slimmer maple handle with an open grip beneath a rounded top. M Chilla’s file includes two shapes, so you can compare a gentle curve with a straighter profile before choosing a set for your drawers.
Rounded maple drawer pullsby WoodbrewBuild a matching set of rounded maple handles for a workshop cabinet. The file supplies the handle outlines; mounting holes are drilled separately using Woodbrew’s instructions.
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From the makers’ comments and project notes
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PR Smith starts with the distance between the existing screw holes: his drawers use 3-inch centers. Woodbrew drills 4-inch centers with a marking jig. Measure your own spacing first, then change the handle and hole positions together rather than choosing a size from the photo.
Project notes by PR Smith: read the source.
See also Wooden Drawer Pulls by Woodbrew.
From Drawer Pulls with Inlay Detail. by PR Smith.
Ask a questionPR Smith fits each strip to its own pocket and marks the pair. With the legs still separate, the holes in the back let him push out a tight strip without prying at the patterned face. He glues the inlay before attaching the legs.
Project notes by PR Smith: read the source.
From Drawer Pulls with Inlay Detail. by PR Smith.
Ask a questionWoodbrew rounds the carved edges with a router table or sandpaper, then sands and waxes the handles before marking the mounting holes. The curved outline gives you the shape; that extra rounding makes the part comfortable to hold.
Project notes by Woodbrew: read the source.
From Wooden Drawer Pulls by Woodbrew.
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