I haven't done too much actual work but made some progress. I have this 3D carver so i brushed off the dust and set it up to do carving on the drawer fronts. how it works is with a specially modified router bit. The cone attachment runs around inside the template frame the you flip it and go again, then 180 it twice and continue after four router passes the 'Cascade" drawer pattern appears. By adjusting the cutter depth you can then increase the depth of cut to suit. Now as the cone runs in the template guide if its wider in parts the depth of cut deepens accordingly, all very basic and now overtaken by CNC routers driven by software. Next was what style and configuration of handles to use.
I am now mulling over what the final fit will look like 1. Two handles or, 2. One handle. I actually thought about 4x single red handles on the left drawers (otherwise known as you know what) and 4 x single green handles on the right drawers, but it would detract from a wide market appeal or females interest so I am still fiddling about. I just happen to have a couple of handles so its just a matter of making my mind up which way to go.
I will fix them I will show them my Y fronts, ... opps my drawer fronts! Tear drop handles single Pair Red Plastic single Pair, (there is also a cream set check the pictures above showing all the options.) Plastic Knobs Single Pair, not the two colours. Skinny Beige Plastic Single Pair I didn't do the Nautical version.
