Cutting Drawer Grooves with a Circular Saw: Chest of Drawers part VIII

I am using my new jig to cut the grooves in my drawer sides.

Circular Saw Jig

I made a jig for my circular saw based on information I found on Pinterest and YouTube. I found the Ryobi circular saw to be very economical. The jig I made will allow me to make straight precise cuts. This is good because I don't have a table saw.

I started with two pieces of scrap wood and a flat board that used to be part of a table.

Kreg Multi Mark and Chest of drawer part VII

The drawer fronts for my Chest of Drawers need gluing.

Robbie stains his shoe rack

My friend Robbie came by the workshop to finish his shoe rack. You can see what he did and how he started his project by clicking here. As you can see, all he had to do was some sanding and staining.

Kreg Drill Guide Block and Chest of Drawers part VI

I have the side panels made and now I'm going to assemble the whole unit together.

Kreg Right Angle Clamp and Chest of Drawers Part V

Now that I have the inset to my side panels glued, I laid out all the pieces to one of my chest of drawers to see what it looked like. Notice the top, two front pieces, back panel and side panels.

Kreg Jig K4 Custom Homemade Board

I'm deep into my chest of drawers project and I feel like I'm coming up on the final homestretch. As you noticed I've made good use of my Kreg Jig thus far and so I dug up a blog post I've been working on.

Here is how I made my custom board used to house my Kreg Jig.