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Awesome!

Thanks! It's a good one to know

Good question! So stupid of me I didn't mention it once in the video. It's CA glue with an activator. I'm using a brand called Miter Bond in the video another common brand is fast caps 2P10, and I believe gorilla glue has one as well and I'm probably sure there's many more that I can't think about off the top of my head

It's not a 2 part glue. It's any ca glue and an accelerator. You don't need any specific kit. I use Zapp glue with whatever accelerator I can get at the time.

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That works too!

Double sided tape is definitely an option (I've done this as well). Although Sometimes double sided tape won't work if the drawer box is sitting back from the cabinet frame. Or the drawer front is really heavy.

If anything, you need a thick double sided tape.

Fair criticism. I remember intending to at the time but ran out of daylight that day. However.. I also wanted to showcase some of the area on the area around the town not accessible by vehicle. Thanks for the input, cheers.

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Awesome! Yep, nice and simple is the best.

Nice! Let me know if it worked well for you.

Haha thanks! That's too bad, save it for the next 32 drawer fronts

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Haha thanks! (I was going to say I might be older than the Bourbon Moth Woodworker, but I looked it up im not lol) Still a work in progress to format my videos in the most appealing way, but I'll get there.

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Apparently, it's been around longer than this video. But non the less still a great way to install tricky drawer fronts!

Awesome! This should work for you, it has for me when installing vertical pullout.

Hope this was of use to you!

Thanks! It's a neat area. Always fun to find trails and go for a ride whenever I can!

Thanks for the kind words! Definitely new to commentary in this video and probably lots more I could have said about Sturgis and the area. But hopefully, this brought you a little taste of home in the down under!

A solid guess! I wish I would've gotten that

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Je suis d'accord

Cool thing about it is that along as you could hold the boards at the exact angle you wanted them at, it will work. However, when you're overlapping the boards on the angle, you want the ends would have to be either 1st cut at an angle or run them past if it's already cut at 90 degrees... I wish I could post a picture on my comment because it would make more sense than me explaining it this way haha

That's definitely an option when things are really out to lunch... however I wouldn't want to do that if it was prefinished trim you are working with. It's not so bad to do that if you will be painting afterwards. Just my thoughts

​​@@Ashton1andonlyI don't disagree I'm shocked nobody has made a tool for trimming down extended jams in place. 🤔

Ok if it's an old home.

@@nedcramdon1306 well it doesn't happen in new ones

I definitely see this more in older homes... but sadly, I've run into things like this in new builds. Mostly around windows. It's common to see the windows slightly inset from the drywall about an 1/8" or less.. with those dimensions, it doesn't warrant cutting a piece to extend the jamb... So this technique works great for keeping the trim tight to the wall and jambs while also keeping the miter tight together.

I think so, especially when you need your cuts to look spot on!

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Thanks! Glad this is of use to you!

Thanks for being respectful and giving me positive constructive criticism. I actually really appreciate feedback like this as it helps me make editing decisions in my videos moving forward... As a side note, I was waffling on using the background music...

@@Ashton1andonly Back in the late 90's the school district I was working for had weekly training sessions on how to use the 'new' audio-visual technology that came at us full speed ahead. As a high school vocational teacher this training was exceptionally useful. Nothing fancy, but just the basics on how to construct quality lessons. I am by no means an expert I just picked up a few things that made my teaching more powerful and effective. Thanks for your response. Take care and stay safe.

Not a secret. A "turn of phrase" however cutting them to the same degree isn't quite correct... check out the video and see..

That's a great suggestion!

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Cool!

Good suggestions. Thanks for the input!

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Turn of phrase... I would say that most, if not all, UA-cam videos on any woodworking techniques are nothing new and have been covered in serval different ways. But hopefully, I explained this in a way that helps someone out if they come across this scenario.

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That's a great option!

That's a good point... one I missed in this video I see. Hand tools can be a great alternative to power tools and in todays age, often overlooked...

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That's awesome, that means alot thanks! I have more videos in the works just trying to carve out some time to edit them. My wife doesn't quite have the same passion for MTB as I do, although I can occasionally get her out if it's a pretty mellow ride, lol. Although unfortunately for me and and luckily for her, we live in some pretty flat prairies, so finding some downhill can be a bit of a search for me haha

Yep, that would certainly help to keep things square.

Someone didn’t watch the whole video 😂