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The trailing vine and bellflower inlay is challenging, but it is worth the effort. For instruction on how to tackle the inlay, see the step photos.

The trailing vine and bellflower inlay is challenging, but it is worth the effort. For instruction on how to tackle the inlay, see the step photos.


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During the second stage of cabinet assembly, laying the cabinet on its side keeps you from fighting with gravity. The cabinet comes together relatively easily, and the alignment is a snap thanks to the biscuits.The 6"-radius half-circles on the top piece are simple to cut out with a jigsaw. Your golf bag will neatly nest in this opening.