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Install Internal Shelves and Dividers

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Once the main frame is assembled, install the internal components. Secure the pre-cut elevated shelves to the side walls using screws. For the shelves and dividers, since pocket holes would be difficult to access in the narrow spaces, use screws from the sides. The creator recommends filling screw holes with wood filler and sanding them smooth later for a seamless appearance. Pre-apply wood veneer edging to the back support pieces where access will be limited after assembly. Finally, attach the internal dividers in the base section, securing them with brad nails from the front and screws from the bottom, along with wood glue, to create separate compartments.

Goal: Add the elevated shelves and internal dividers to the organizer, securing them in place and incorporating edge banding for a finished look.

Tools and materials

  • Brad nailer
  • Brad nails
  • Cordless drill
  • Edge banding trimmer
  • Iron (for edge banding)
  • Screws
  • Utility knife
  • Sandpaper
  • Wood filler
  • Wood glue
  • Wood veneer edging

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us. This is looking sick. Okay, there's a few things you need to do. We need to add our stabilizers in the back right here, both sides. I went ahead and premeditatively added the veneer in the back because I won't be able to access it once this is on. I also got my dividers in here that'll go in place. And we're just going to secure them with uh brad nails in front. Fill it. Won't be noticeable. And then screws from the bottom. Wood glue of course. Once that's done, we're going to veneer the crap out of this whole entire thing. And uh I'm still debating if we're going to stain it, but we definitely need to seal it with something. But probably going to hold up on stain. Let's get to it. [Music] Oh, we did good. We did real good. This

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