Rabbiting, and Cutting the shorter shelf pieces to length.

 The next step is to rabbit a portion of the wood for the various shelves. This is done in order to hide the plywood edges, which are considered to be ugly. This took a majority of the time today, about 3 hours. The main difficulty was setting the height of the dado blade in the table-saw, so the resulting rabbit would have the desired depth.

Next step was cutting the wood to length. Used a table saw with a combination of t-squares....

Spent about an hour cutting the wood to length. Part of the task was figuring out how the length would be set. (Ended up using the fence on the table saw) Also, care was taken to cut the wood in ideal places, in order to remove defects, including blade marks, and warpage.

 The last picture shows the current status of the project.

I will endeavor to take more pictures in the future, so the process is made a little plainer.