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Yeah, that ticks me off as well. The only thing I like about Xfinity, the servicemen do communicate with the customers. Good luck bud. 

Has anyone used pure shellac as a pore filler?  I am told that after 30 days or so the shellac in the pores will shrink leaving small craters or dimples.  Has anyone had this experience with shellac? I currently have a two week-old test board which has five (5) 2-LB cut super blonde coats and as of today has no dimpling that I can detect.  I let each coat dry for 24 hours and sand with 400x between each coat. I have used several commercial pore fillers, but all leave a grayish residue in the fissures and pores.  I much prefer the clarity of pure shellac on walnut veneer.  Shellac is a slower process, but IMO it is more than worth the wait. Here is the test board just mentioned. All thoughts and comments are most welcome. Thanks!

Anyone recommending a particular model - my client wishes to avoid self/soft closing units. Basic ball bearings only.

But that wouldn't allow full extension of the drawer, correct?

Looks awesome, Mick! Is the back free to swivel, as it appears in the frame pics?