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Maple Child Sized Dresser
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- Lumber milled and ready to go.
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- Maple plywood sides and back are installed, along with the top. The
top is made by joining five maple boards. A few of the boards have a
lot of color in in them (heartwood) and I think it is going to look nice when
finished.
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- Drawers are assembled. At this point, I still need to work on the drawer
fronts and pulls. The pulls will be made from cherry.
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- I constructed the drawer using a screw reinforced
rabbet joint. I still need to plug the screws with cherry.
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- Finally finished! Finished with wipe-on polyurethane.
Drawer pulls are cherry and were made using the router.
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- Showing off the grain of the top here.
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- Close up of top drawer showing the cherry plugs and shop made cherry drawer
pulls.
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- Back side of the dresser showing shop-made cove molding.
Unlike the sides which sit in a rabbet all the way around, the back panel
sits against a thin strip of molding on the left and right side and a
rabbet top and bottom.
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