Matt, I cheated on this one, I'll try and explain how I did it... The front rail is 5" wide. With a narrow kerf blade in my tablesaw I ripped 7/8" off the top and bottom and saved those two pieces. Then I took the 3" peice from the center to the chop saw and again with a narrow kerf blade I cut 3" off each end and saved all those pieces.
Then I glued all the pieces back together except for the drawer face. I attached the glued up rail to the table. Made the drawer a 1/8 smaller (1/16 each side top and bottom) than the opening and hung the drawer nice and snug off the table top with the J runners explained in a prior post.
Then it was just a matter of fitting the drawer face, I think I trimmed around a little less than a 1/16 off each side, top and bottom on the tablesaw and sanded the edges to remove any saw marks. I Shimmed the drawer face in the opening with thin strips of wood till it was equal all the way around. Then I attached it to the drawer with screws. Small dowel centers or tight fitting nails protruding a little from the drawer screw holes, help mark the back of the drawer face. It just takes a little bump by sliding the drawer forward to put dimple marks on the back of the drawer face to mark the pilot holes.
Lastly I Installed a drawer stop on the back rail so the drawer would not push to far in and it was as close as it could could get to being just slightly proud in the opening. Sanded the front rail with the drawer in till flush.
I like the way it turned out, Heck I cant even tell it's a glue up and I did it
The drawer face sits just right in it's opening, grain matched and all. I was pretty amazed with myself that I actually pulled it off, and I didn't even have to call FredP for advise :gar-La;
Thanks