Hi guys.
Been doing a bunch of research here and there. Seeing what kind of cabinets others made up and the requirements to do it.
A few concerns I have. One is the common design of making them not as deep compared to the typical since they use flat panels. Also since it saves floor space. Then add things like the large control panels in front. Since I live in earthquakeland I am always concerned about things tipping over and hurting someone.
Because there is likely going to be a need to disassemble/reassemble the cabinet I am considering building it with something like capnuts/plates embedded into the side panels and elsewhere from the exterior, covered over, and bolting it down from the inside. Would mean no glue. Certainly that will require a bit more complicated framework inside. If enough of them were used, without glue, how strong would that be in terms of shifting etc over the long term?
All the guts will be an interesting project in itself. Needs functionality but also easily taken apart into sections and put back together.
Thx.
edit: Ok I didnt search well enough first and the insert idea already discussed recently.