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Build and Attach Face Frame

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What happens here

Construct the face frame for the base cabinet to cover the plywood edges and provide a finished look. Pieces of wood are cut to length using a miter saw, then assembled with wood glue and pocket hole screws. A router table is used to create an aesthetic profile on the edges of the face frame. This face frame is then attached to the front of the cabinet carcass using additional pocket hole screws, ensuring it is flush and square with the cabinet opening.

Goal: Add a finished, aesthetic front to the cabinet.

Tools and materials

  • Drill/Driver Ryobi — Driving pocket hole screws
  • Kreg Pocket Hole Jig Kreg — Creating pocket holes for face frame assembly and attachment
  • Miter Saw Ryobi — Cutting face frame pieces to exact length and angle
  • Router Table — Creating decorative profiles on the face frame edges
  • Pocket Hole Screws Kreg — Assembling and attaching the face frame
  • Wood Glue — Securing face frame joints
  • Wood Strips — Constructing the face frame

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Then it'll be something. I knew I was forgetting something. I gotta put pocket holes on the outside of this perimeter so I could actually secure this gorgeous Facebook. Now we got something to brag about.

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