Furniture restoration : Chest of drawers makeover - Part 2

In Part 2 the DIY furniture makeover journey continues. Link to part one: • DIY Chest of drawers m...
Chapters:
Introduction 0:00
What is still to be done 0:09
Building the draw fronts 0:24
Making draw edging 0:47
Edging draw front panels 1:13
Checking paneled draw fits 1:53
All draws paneled 2:09
Staining the Chest 2:29
Staining finished 3:10
Finished makeover 3:09
Adding to the challenge, all the paneling was meticulously glued on with contact adhesive, and discreetly secured with a brad nailer where needed, followed by careful trimming. The Jigsaw and Palm Trim Router played vital roles, and patience was key with ample wait time for the glue to set. An extensive amount of sanding, ranging from 80 to 220 grit, was carried out using the Ryobi mouse sander and Orbital sander. The grand finale included multiple applications of a Darkened Mahogany stain, enhancing the plywood's natural beauty. Proudly, the old chest of drawers has been resurrected, a testament to craftsmanship and dedication!
Join me in this unexpected twist of creativity and craftsmanship! @woodywood3715

[@eringrobbelaar1537]

I can’t believe that’s the same piece of furniture! That’s awesome

[@woodywood3715]

It certainly looks different now. Great outcome.