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Create Fluted Drawer Face and Sand Carcass

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What happens here

The drawer face is prepared by marking 1-inch increments along an oak board. A Ryobi palm router with a V-groove bit is then used to create a fluted design, making incremental passes for a clean cut. The fluted piece is then sanded to soften the edges. Wood filler is applied to any visible brad nail holes or imperfections on the vanity carcass.

Goal: A fluted design is created on the oak drawer face using a router, and the vanity carcass is prepped by filling holes and sanding.

Tools and materials

  • Measuring Tape
  • Orbital Sander
  • Palm Router (Ryobi)
  • Pencil/Marker
  • Safety Glasses
  • V-Groove Router Bit
  • Oak Board
  • Wood Filler

What they say

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vro bit making markings on the inch every inch and then running with my palm router creating that line do not try to attempt to take a full cut at once try to go incrementally it's it's a pain in the butt to do then we're going to sand them over make them round and then hug them with nice little framing to give it more of the depth of feel look my hands are already getting sore just from thinking about me having to do this again why did I choose that style I don't know I don't have a CNC machine that's why

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