Uploaded January 2019 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
This is a step I've had envisioned in my mind for ages, and no matter how much I describe to people, they don't seem to imagine it as well as I can... until now!
The continuous grain drawer fronts are going in, now that the case is glued and finalized. So, each front will be custom-fit to each opening. They are NOT interchangeable after this.
There is a lot to think about to get the best result, but it's not hard. You have to plan and execute well.
I've decided not to show a ton of "action" of me building, since it's so repetitive: saw or plane, go see if it fits... go back to sawing or planing. Then, see if it fits... etc.
Instead, I opted for explaining why I'm doing what I'm doing. Yes, it's very talky-talky, as some people say, but I hope that for those of you wanting to do continuous drawer fronts, this is a video that will give you the confidence to do so, without making mistakes!
I hope you enjoyed this video!
If you'd like to stay up to date on the real-time progress for the sideboard, check my instagram account, below. There, you'll see that I'm actually moving along at quite the pace, considering I'm not using any electricity except for lighting and heat (ha!) and since I've got a family and a full-time job!
Thanks so much for watching!
I hope you've enjoyed the progress so far!
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I really do hope you have enjoyed this video. Please feel free to check out my other social profiles.
Instagram: instagram.com/thehandtoolery
Facebook: facebook.com/TheHandToolery
My Etsy Shop: etsy.com/shop/TheHandToolery
Thanks!
Andrew
This is a step I've had envisioned in my mind for ages, and no matter how much I describe to people, they don't seem to imagine it as well as I can... until now!
The continuous grain drawer fronts are going in, now that the case is glued and finalized. So, each front will be custom-fit to each opening. They are NOT interchangeable after this.
There is a lot to think about to get the best result, but it's not hard. You have to plan and execute well.
I've decided not to show a ton of "action" of me building, since it's so repetitive: saw or plane, go see if it fits... go back to sawing or planing. Then, see if it fits... etc.
Instead, I opted for explaining why I'm doing what I'm doing. Yes, it's very talky-talky, as some people say, but I hope that for those of you wanting to do continuous drawer fronts, this is a video that will give you the confidence to do so, without making mistakes!
I hope you enjoyed this video!
If you'd like to stay up to date on the real-time progress for the sideboard, check my instagram account, below. There, you'll see that I'm actually moving along at quite the pace, considering I'm not using any electricity except for lighting and heat (ha!) and since I've got a family and a full-time job!
Thanks so much for watching!
I hope you've enjoyed the progress so far!
---
I really do hope you have enjoyed this video. Please feel free to check out my other social profiles.
Instagram: instagram.com/thehandtoolery
Facebook: facebook.com/TheHandToolery
My Etsy Shop: etsy.com/shop/TheHandToolery
Thanks!
Andrew
