I am currently in the assembly stages of building a dresser / changing table. I have not throught too much about the drawers just yet but think it is time to think about how to put everything together. I have seen Norm make dust frames which are just basically rails and stiles at the bottom of each drawer (which go inside and are not seen) and then on the top put a few runners so that the drawers will not bind coming out. I read online somewhere that a dust frame actually has a piece of 1/4" ply or hardboard etc within the rails and stiles so that the dust from one drawer will not get into the drawer below. Is this correct? What is the typical practice right now? I have some left over 1/2" ply that I can use should I make a dust frame approx 2-3" wide to go on the bottom of the drawers or should I just make runners. I was originally thinking of not using any specific hardware or drawer slides. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
Greg