Thanks Walkenvol, but honestly I don’t think it is a matter of skil as it is a little know how and a lot of patience. I used cockbeading around the drawer front. This dresses it up a bit and allows adjustments if the fit isn’t perfect, but it also covers up most of the dovetails. The casework is held together with half blind dovetails. I will take credit for cutting pretty good dovetails, but for months I didn’t do anything but practice making them. There was a great article on the net from Popular Woodworking that detailed how to make the divided light door. The trick there is a set of router bits specifically for that purpose. The finish is a mahogany dye and a sprayed on and padded shellac. I think I included a picture of the bare wood. If I could do one thing over with I would have tried to get the lock centered in the door (left to right). Still not exactly sure how to go about this. I think I needed to find the center of the door member and ordered a lock according.