It’s time to get started with the actual building of Madison’s tall dresser, and the first steps in the process is making the sides for the body.
These consist of two wide, solid-wood panels just over 49 inches in length and 19 inches in width.
In order for us to attach the drawer frames (which not only support the drawers but are an important part of the overall structural framework of the dresser,) we need to plow out a few dados across the width of the sides and cut rabbets at the top/bottom and also on the back edge to eventually receive the back panel.
For the side panels I got really lucky and...
from
http://woodfromhome.com/wp-video/539-madisons-dresser-pt-3-
These consist of two wide, solid-wood panels just over 49 inches in length and 19 inches in width.
In order for us to attach the drawer frames (which not only support the drawers but are an important part of the overall structural framework of the dresser,) we need to plow out a few dados across the width of the sides and cut rabbets at the top/bottom and also on the back edge to eventually receive the back panel.
For the side panels I got really lucky and...
from
http://woodfromhome.com/wp-video/539-madisons-dresser-pt-3-
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