To keep from having a cut from one drawer to the next I used a scroll saw instead of a band saw.

Sure it takes a few minutes longer but the box body ends up on solid piece for the drawers and therefore seasonal changes and moisture doesn't affect the drawers near as bad. Did I say it might take a few minutes longer but hey if you got your name on it!!! 

I cut all the pieces out for four different boxes while camped at an rv park in Colo one summer. The better I cut these pieces, like on the lines and not all over the pattern the tighter it would all glue up and hey you got your name on it so try to make it as close  fitting as possible. I drilled four holes and using these four guide pins I aligned all ten pieces of the body counting the back piece. I used welding rods for drawer pulls on three of the boxes. If you don't do a good job of cutting and gluing all these pieces together and don't forget each drawer has the same amount of pieces as the body, you can spend your vacation and two or three others sanding.

Those are very good, Jess.  They are worth "putting yur name on 'em".

 

Larry

 

 

WOW! Those are awesome!!  Love the color combinations and grain patterns!!!

Well done, Jess...totally awesome! See you got the pic thing figured out, too! Excellent!

Impressive..... yep, that about covers it.. simply impressive!!!

Impressive..... yep, that about covers it.. simply impressive!!!

Those are really neat!!!

 

Great Job!!

Beautifully done and that is lot of work you have put in and the end result is piece of art.  Love it :-)

Mahendra

Man those came out real well. The possibilities are endless. Thanks for showing. 

Jess, I am super impressed.  They look great.  Thanks for sharing.