Start off by cutting the foot of the piece. Draw out the above pattern on each of pieces A. Make sure the two cuttout patterns are exactly the same. Use a protractor or a large round object to trace out your arc. You can cut one foot, and then trace the competed foot to transfer the pattern to the other foot. I use a jigsaw to cut out the foot.

So now we should have two of piece A, cut exactly the same, as shown above.

So now we should have two of piece A, cut exactly the same, as shown above.

Next, add C, the middle shelf, as shown above. Keep the back edge of C flush with the back of the stove, as pictured above. Set C 5" above the bottom shelf B, or 10" from the bottom of the stove. Use 2" nails and glue.

Now cut out your backsplash (F), using the guides above to make your pattern.

Then take the completed backsplash (F) and line it up behind the countertop (G) as shown above. Use 2" nails and glue to nail through the backsplash (F) into the counterop (G). This is shown above.

Start by adding the plywood to the back of the stove. Make sure you check for square at this point. If you do not know how to check for square, go here and I will show you. When the stove is squared up, glue and nail with 1 1/2" nails through the back of the plywood into the sides and shelves. Leave a 1" lip at the top of the stove. The bottom edge of the plywood will be flush with the bottom shelf of the stove. Then add the completed countertop/backsplash piece (not shown above) to the stove. There will be a 3/4" overhang on the front and a 1/2" overhand on either side.

Your piece should look like the above diagram.

As shown above, nail through the stiles, H, into the end edges of the rails, I, to make a door. Use 2 1/2" nails and glue. After you have completed the door frame fill holes with putty, sand and paint, and then add your plexiglass. Fasten to the finished stove with hinges.