Add Trimming to A Cabinet

George Vondriska uses a 2″ length 23 gauge headless pinner from GREX to demonstrate the simple process for adding a face frame and decorative trimming to your new cabinet or bookshelf project. The pins are so small you can hardly see them!

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JACKY

I NEVER THOUGHT ABOUT PINNING THE MITER JOINT. GREAT IDEA!
Gbreton65

like owswitch, I would have been having a panic attack about what to do with the glue squeeze out on the pre-stained wood at the bottom of the cabinet! Also, I would expect that trying to pin the mitered joint where you did that the pin would go right through the thin part of the top miter and bury itself in the bottom since there is no head to “slow” it down as it goes.
Bob O’Brien

Being fairly new to wood working, I found this to be very helpful. I’ve seen these pin nailers at model railroad shows and I can see how this would be a great tool to add to my shop. Excellent video presentation.

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