Part 1 of 2 - Building a Greene and Greene-inspired Nightstand with George Knutson

NCWA Club member and Past President, George Knutson, shares his knowledge from years of woodworking, teaching, and building Greene and Greene furniture alongside Darrell Peart, and discusses his process for building a Greene and Greene-inspired Nightstand.
Be sure to check out Part 2 of 2 also available on our TH-cam Channel that concludes this presentation.

[@tlt4him2u]

I am so grateful for this video - much thanks to George for his willingness to share trade secrets of what was a mystery to me.

[@timbotrout]

Tons of great tips on process here. Take out a pen and paper to take notes.

[@norbaynapa]

How do I get plans and a cut list for this project?

[@richardgoeltz3769]

This is an amazingly detailed video. I’ve read and viewed a number of the instructions for these G&G drawers but I’m never comfortable with the process. I’m about to try your method and I’m pretty confident. I may have missed this but what is the material thickness for the drawer?

[@111kolive]

Thanks George! The way you incorporate assembly tips and shop tips into your presentation is awesome! Thanks!

[@georgeknutson1818]

Glad you found it useful, Richard. The thickness of the drawer parts in this end table are 1/2". Be sure to post your results. I'd love to see how it works out for you.

[@Art-is-craft]

When it comes to a small drawer like that which does not have a heavy load it is pointless having a mechanical drawer runner.