Painted Sideboard

Here is a painted sideboard project I recently finished. I used maple plywood for the carcass, poplar for the face frame and Walnut for the top. Both Sides have adjustable shelves for flexibility and I left inside natural using only several coats of poly.

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Comment by George H. Thomas on August 26, 2015 at 10:05am: Many Thanks! Your double doors take on the original is impressive.

Comment by Shawn Bennett on August 26, 2015 at 9:16am: I don't have any plans for this but it was re-sized and altered from the original plans from Ana White here. The Walnut top is just glued up with no fasteners and I just used a block plane to round over the edges. The Walnut top was finished with Danish oil and polyurethane.

Comment by George H. Thomas on August 26, 2015 at 7:52am: Very well done. How was the top put together? Are there plans?

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