110 Cookson Lane | Whitefield, ME 04353 | 207-232-7600 | tim@lackeysailing.com
With only a short time available following a morning appointment, it seemed a good opportunity to do some work on the settee backrest locker doors, which would eventually double as back cushions for the seating areas.
To begin, I used the plywood cutouts leftover from creating the openings in the panels earlier, and trimmed all four edges back 1/2". Then, I installed 1/2" square solid cherry stock around the perimeter of the plywood hatches, bringing their dimensions back to the original size while hiding the plywood edge grain. I repeated this for all seven doors.
These panels would eventually form the basis for the upholstered back cushions. Later, I'd hinge these panels, which would install flush in the openings, and install a separate panel upon which the upholstered back cushion would be built.
Total Time on This Job Today: 2 hours
