I've been working on a coffee table for our den.

Drawers that I added edge banding yesterday, received a couple coats of finish.

Well, it seems like it's been months.....probably because it has been. But for my serpentine drawer project I at last have the carcase cut and now dry fit. This isn't on my work bench, more like my assembly table. When you have to sneak minutes into the shop it takes awhile to do things, between yard work, medical visits, house keeping duties you do the best you can. This was complicated by my effort to make the drawers first and the odd construction of the original piece I'm trying to copy. At the rate I'm going I should have this done by the middle of next year. BTW, the original piece had casters on it (can you spell 50s crap?) so my reproduction will also have casters. They make it about 3" taller, the one piece drawer fits in the middle and the lower compartment only has 2 doors that enclose it.

PS, I talked about the drawers back in this thread.

Edited June 26Jun 26 by Fred W. Hargis Jr

1st pass of filling, sanding and staining. I'll polish up another time or 2 next week.

On 6/25/2026 at 6:36 AM, aaronc said:

My buddy used them for plug securement on powder horns,

on my todo list, I'd love to learn how to make a powder horn!