Kitchen Hutch
I found plans for this hutch online.
I had a bunch of poplar already and used it for the carcass construction.
I started with the base, specifically the end assemblies.
Then I added the base bottom and sub-top. The bottom is let into dados that run across the end assemblies.
I made some square braces to assist the dry assembly of the carcass components. They look like stealth fighters.
Then I added the dividers. I also added the drawer guides, supports, and kickers to the dividers (not shown).
Next the face frame assembly for the front
Then I made the trim edging for the top and glued it on. I also made the two adjustable shelves and drilled the holes for the shelf support pins.Next will be the back, which is constructed much as the end assemblies, with grooves to house the rails and panels to the styles.
