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Add Oak Face Frame and Trim

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She's Been Asking Me to Build Her This Forever

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What happens here

Red oak strips, chosen to match existing bathroom vanity, are cut to size using a miter saw. These strips are then glued and nailed to the edges of the plywood carcass as face frames and trim. The presenter advises using painter's tape or a sharp blade to prevent chipping when working with oak.

Goal: Red oak strips are cut and attached to the plywood carcass using glue and brad nails to create a finished face frame and trim.

Tools and materials

  • Brad Nailer (Ryobi)
  • Miter Saw (Ryobi)
  • 1x2 Red Oak Strips
  • Brad Nails
  • Painter's Tape
  • Wood Glue

What they say

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boxes now let's go back to building this vanity uh what's next what's next what's next let's wrap it with some red oak Oak only thing I don't like about working with oak or red oak it's very pretty it's just it chips and if you don't have a really sharp blade or go really small or use the painter tape trick it's it'll chip out on you friendo friendo I have never once called anybody [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] friendo only thing I hate more is when I blow out a brad nail so disheartening it's two in a row I hate doing this only thing I hate more is Isis terrorist Isis and blowing out brad nails there's one sticking out isn't [Music]

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