I posted my CAD drawing up a few months ago and had some people asking how the drawers were going. I've got one weekend in on the project now, that includes sourcing materials which thanks to the COVID lumber market was not as easy as normal. I used 2 sheets of 1/2" cabinet grade sande (I wanted burch but was not available and the top is 3/4" burch.
I started by breaking down all the ply with the tracksaw and table saw I recommend some sort of circular saw guide. If you don't have a tracksaw.
Then I Started Assembling drawers. I used a ton of biscuits they were my main way of strength and alignment. I considered other options like dados but in the end biscuits offered the best space to weight to strength solution. I also used trim screws.
when drilling for the bearings I stacked the cabinet sides and middle together then drilled all at once. I would have prefered to do this on the drill press but my mini drill press was too small for these pieces.
I double checked my spacing it's a pretty tight tolerance.
More biscuits, I used glue and screws along with them of course.
At the end of my weekend this is what I had done. I'll keep you all updated as I start to riddle out some of the issues CAD can't show you. Hopefully in the next two weeks it will be complete.