Adjustable Bookshelves Perfectly

Our list understandably wouldnt be the end without this chilly bookshelf. Its a big 4-foot shelf which looks considering a rowboat standing up. Each shelf is handmade of cedar. That makes it a unconditionally original fragment of furniture and a good gift for anyone who loves fishing or feels the sea calling.
ADJUSTABLE BOOKSHELVES
Sharing is caring! Today I’m sharing easy woodworking plans for a tall bookshelf with adjustable shelves. The height in this plan is 72 3/4″ but you can modify to suite your needs. You can build one bookshelf for about $75.
This plan used a rabbet cut into the bookshelf sides to hide the cabinet back. It’s easiest to cut on a table saw if you have a long out feed table. If you don’t you could use a plunge router or a circular saw and rip guide with the blade set to cut into the material only 1/4 – 3/8″ deep. Refer to my Dado (and Rabbet) Cabinet building post.
If you don’t feel comfortable with the rabbet, simply attach the back panel to the bookcase back and adjust your face frame to extend 1/4″ on each side to accommodate a side panel to hide the side of the back panel as shown in my Faceframe post.
Refer to Cabinet Making 101 section for additional tips, tricks and techniques. Sharing is caring! Thank you for continuing to share your extensive DIY knowledge with everyone even though you are recovering! I hope you find a worthy apprentice cause that is a great idea. Get well soon! -Maria
Thank you! There are so many bookcase plans that gloss over the details. Thank you for providing such a comprehensive tutorial.
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