Drawer Bay Side Panels


This next step involves making the side panels for each drawer bay.  When you open the side doors, I didn't want you to see the side of the drawers, so these thin panels just hide the drawer bays and give the door bays a solid backing.



I resawed the maple with my new carbide tipped Lenox Trimaster blade.  Even though it cuts smooth and stays sharp, it can't fix kiln-dried lumber.  The resawn

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