How long will this build actually take?

Day 22 - Do you ever have those days where you feel like everything goes wrong, you get 1,000 interruptions, and by the end of the day you're left feeling like you accomplished nothing? That was today for us. We continued on with the dresser build despite everything else that happened. Our edge banding arrived late in the day so tomorrow will be back in action and we have big plans to knock out a big chunk of the project.
Part 1: • Starting a new dresser...
Part 2: • Dresser and Wardrobe B...
Part 3: • Progress on the bedroo...
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Kreg Rip-Cut: amzn.to/3CeD2xJ
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