Trimwork & Cabinetry
...Works for any spring angle and (almost) any size crown.
Spice up plywood cabinets with solid wood inlays. Spice up solid wood inlays with cleanly cur dado slots
Sometimes a blade thickness is waaay more than you need to cut off. If you need to take 1/32 off the end of a board, here's how to do it quickly.
Adjust the boxes to the hardware, and then to each other. Rotating the panel gives a little extra wiggle room
Assembling a big box with a big back that anchors the bed cabinet to the wall
A little extra space helps, and can be tightened with a washer if needed
Install the front-facing panel and movable legs to the mattress box
A strip of hardwood hides the joint and customizes the look
A lot of pocket screws hold the sides and bottom ribs together
The two-part bottom panel assembly is about aesthetics, not structure
Main sections of the process are broken into 3-5 minute videos and nifty tips are broken out into 30-second - 1-minute video clips below.
The absence of an accident does not mean the presence of safety; push sticks are expendable; fingers are not.
Four straight 2x6s, a lot of glue, a mortiser, planer, sharp chisels, band saw, forstner bits, a block plane, oscillating spindle sander, and a rubber mallet are all you need
Edgebanding without sanding: call attention to the joint rather than trying to hide it. Because you won't hide it.