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Beginner Method: Add Decorative Trim

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3 Ways To Build Cabinet Doors

What happens here

To add depth and a more finished look, the presenter uses inexpensive rounded-over cove trim pieces. These are cut to size, glued, and then brad nailed along the inside edges of the frame, going into the stiles and rails. This creates a subtle pattern found on many cabinet doors.

Goal: Cut rounded-over cove trim pieces to fit along the inner perimeter of the door frame, then glue and brad nail them into place.

Tools and materials

  • Brad Nailer
  • Rounded-over Cove Trim
  • Wood Glue

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around now it's done flip that over now we're going to still dress this up so it's going to look Perfection now most cabinet doors have some kind of little subtle pattern that kind of creates that depth of feel so I picked up these little rounded over Cove trim pieces very expensive a couple of bucks for a giant piece and we're going to line it all on the inside Brad nailing it on the inside so it goes into these Styles and rails and of course a little bit of wood glue to make sure they're nice and strong

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