Anyone interested in 83 Pace Arrow Tear down and Rebuild?

First thing I did was to cut a piece of walnut to width. This is about 2 inches thick. So, I wanted to get this ready for cutting thin strips from this piece.

And now, or my next trick.... Ok, it's not a trick, just another step in drawer construction.







Top, bottom, and both sides will be covered with a glued piece of a thin layer of my grandfathers walnut. The walnut is about 1/32" thick.

That will cover the plywood sides plies, and make it look "nice".

I'll show you how I am doing it.

Finally got to pull out the last piece of my grandfathers black walnut lumber.

Time to cut that up and use some of it on the drawers.

Aren't drawers great?

Hope to have an update on Monday night. We've been working on resealing some windows on a 5th wheel for our son.

I am amazed, (not in a good way), at how they are constructed.

Goes to show the quality of service one can expect from Newmar.

Hopefully, nobody from Newmar is seeing this! Lol...

Here's the attached order, and yes, it's $1.45.

A delivery showed up today. 1 new drawer catch.

dodge guy wrote:

fulltimin wrote:
Here's another shot of the kitchen all "kinda" cleaned up, with the lights on, and the bath "door" standing in place.

That’s probably worth $100 if you can glue it back together into the shape of a piece of plywood.

All that deconstructed plywood could be glued together to make some particle board, only better, if used with waterproof glue. lol.