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Heres a quick summary of the main materials used: 22 select pine (or poplar, ripped down on a table saw) 3/4 plywood side panels, top, and drawer boxes 1/2 plywood drawer box sides 1/4 plywood drawer bottoms and drawer front panels 12 select pine face frame Wood glue, pocket screws (1, 1 1/4, 2 1/2), and narrow crown staples Minwax Wood Conditioner + Minwax Special Walnut Stain Polycrylic topcoat Veneer edge banding Drawer slides Liberty soft iron cabinet pulls and knobs Key Tools Used: Kreg Pocket Hole Jig Kreg Shelf Pin Jig Rockler Universal Drawer Slide Jig Router table + Rockler 15/64 undersized straight bit Table saw Band-It veneer trimmer Finish Max paint sprayer 3/4 Forstner bit Cabinet hardware jig Step 1: Mill the Frame Lumber I originally designed these plans around 22 select pine , which is readily available at any home improvement store
It seems like a lot of work for not that much money, am I right
You do not need to add seam allowance along the neckline, but you do need to add seam allowance everywhere else
I love to add some blue cheese crumbles, freshly chopped chives, and a little extra buffalo sauce for good measure
