How to Make Grace’s Bakery Oven

I know this post is VERY late and I deeply apologize for that.  To be honest this piece was a stressful one to make.  Finally, after several different plans, this one stuck.  I decided to leave off the sink because I personally just could not get it right.  However, you can see where a featured guest did this piece and did add the sink to the plans.  Now that it is done, these plans are actually the easiest out of all the bakery furniture pieces.  Feel free to ask any questions in the comment section!

Cut List:

1 – 3/4” @ 8” x 7” – Back

1 – 3/4” @ 8” x 4 1/4” – Bottom

3 – 5/16” @ 7” x 3 1/2” – Walls

1 – 1/4” @ 3 1/2” x 2 15/16” – Bottom shelf

1 – 3/8” @ 3 1/2” x 2 15/16” – Middle shelf

1 – 5/16” @ 3 3/16” x 2 15/16” – Bottom of Top Drawer

1 – 5/16” @ 2 15/16” x 1” – Front of Top Drawer

1 – 5/8” @ 4 1/8” x 3 1/2” – Top of Oven

1 – 5/8” @ 4 1/8” x 3 1/16” – Bottom of Oven

1 – 1/4” @ 4” x 2 5/8” – Oven Door

1 – 3/8” @ 8 7/16” x 4 5/8” Top of Sink/Oven

Step 1:

Attach the feet to the bottom.  I just used wooden spools. Glue the back onto the bottom and nail from the bottom up.

Step 2:

Place the walls on top of the bottom piece.  Glue in place and nail from the bottom and back side.

Step 3:

Insert the bottom and middle shelf.  Glue and nail into place.

Step 4:

Insert the bottom of top drawer.  This piece will not actually function as a drawer.

Step 5:

Place the Front of the Top Drawer on and nail from the sides.

Step 6:

Attach the Top of the Oven into place.  Nail from the sides and back.

Step 7:

Insert the bottom of the oven.  Glue and nail into place.

Step 8:

Cut out the window for the oven door.  Attach the oven door with hinges.

Step 9:

Place the top of the counter on by gluing and nailing.  You can also add a oven door knob if you want.