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Drill Pocket Holes and Assemble Carcass

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BUILDING A MURPHY BED

What happens here

Using a Kreg pocket hole jig, drill pocket holes along the edges of the plywood pieces that will form the side and bottom panels of the cabinet. Apply wood glue to the joining edges. Secure the panels together with pocket hole screws to create a strong, stable box structure for the cabinet carcass. The presenter uses 'Clamp-It Clips' from Rockler to hold the pieces in place during assembly.

Goal: Drill pocket holes into the plywood panels and assemble the main cabinet carcass using pocket hole screws and wood glue.

Tools and materials

  • Cordless Drill (Ryobi)
  • Impact Driver (Ryobi)
  • Kreg Pocket Hole Jig
  • Rockler Clamp-It Clips
  • Wood Glue
  • Pocket Hole Screws

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so we're going to secure these pieces together uh you guys know me i use pocket holes here's a small little craig pocket mini uh 20 bucks [Music] okay so whenever you got a big glue up like this a big awkward piece uh and it's gonna be moving side to side they sell these little what are they called these are from rockler three-quarter inch clamp it clips here's what's great about them check this out three quarter inch plus three quarter inch nice clean butt joint in place i could secure it and we're done [Music] all right so to keep this sucker from

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