Well, you’re asking, I think the workmanship is extremely high, I’m not overwhelmed by the grain, on the drawer base it’s looking a bit too, in your face. The other thing I would question is the section of timber used both for the front and sides of the drawer, but then I’ve always been a bit of a fanatic for using fine sections for drawers, have a look at some really good quality very old stuff. I don’t want you to think I’m being critical and negative and probably it’s just my opinion and what I like to see, I say again I can’t fault your workmanship at all, very nice. Ian
Edit, I think I would have preferred to see the back of the drawer made out of the same timber as the sides, I do approve of you using a pale timber for that, it always shows up so nicely on the dovetails against the darker front wood, i’m sorry you’re probably going to think I’m being picky, one last thing it’s normal to have the back of the drawer set down lower than the front and the sides to stop it chattering as the drawer is pulled open, it does depend on the construction of the cabinet but that was why it was done originally.