Great video. I’d like to see how it’s done when the uppers are too close to the ceiling to fit a nail gun or screw gun between the cabinet and ceiling.
You would put the cleat on the cabinet 1st and face nail the molding, or you can screw the cleat to the cabinet from the inside. This way is cleaner when you have the space.
If I am doing full flush light rail I can just reverse the process. I like the cutting templates for beginners that you made, I use these angles 99% of the time.
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Great video. I’d like to see how it’s done when the uppers are too close to the ceiling to fit a nail gun or screw gun between the cabinet and ceiling.
You would put the cleat on the cabinet 1st and face nail the molding, or you can screw the cleat to the cabinet from the inside. This way is cleaner when you have the space.
This video was extremely helpful! Clear explanations and great views of everything. Nice work.
If I am doing full flush light rail I can just reverse the process. I like the cutting templates for beginners that you made, I use these angles 99% of the time.
Thanks
Great if it’s not going to the ceiling
You reference using the same jig as in the barrier trim video but I don't see that video on your channel.
I recently released jig and stopper cleat videos, Thanks for the comment
Do you sell your courses? I'm interested.
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I have done very similar with Woodglut designs.