Top Panel Front Sanded Flush and Base Cut and Mounted

I worked on the top a bit and put brass threaded inserts into the screw holes that attach the top to the frame so that I could use machine screws instead of wood screws to hold the top down. I also got the front of the top panel sanded flush with the front, and got the base cut out and mounted. I have to round the edges of the top panel, and I've got to tweak the base a bit as well as the top trim and a few other things.There are small gaps and such that I need to address. It is so easy to be just the tiniest bit off on joints and such. I then can cut out and start on the side panels. At least the scrollwork on the side panels should be a piece of cake cutting into and sanding 1/4” (6.35mm) oak plywood vs 1 1/2” (38mm) of solid oak.













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