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This photo (with the dividers removed from the box) gives a better example of how the dividers all fit together. If you look closely at the right edge of the piece being dropped into place, you'll see a trick I had to use to fix a “too-loose” divider. By adding veneer tape to the beveled end I was able to fix the fit. Veneer tape added to the front of the divider after the fix made the fix virtually invisible.

This photo (with the dividers removed from the box) gives a better example of how the dividers all fit together.


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