FrontBay Walls: orientation of parts
FrontBay Assembly
FrontBay Facia (here)
This slideshow supports and augments the instructions, but is not a substitute.
2020 instructions
This is a way to use the "bevel guide". I have the instructions open to the illustration, a razor saw, a cutting board, and a leftover of stripwood
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2. hold the stripwood on the "bevel guide". You will need one square end and one angled end. Make sure the end you aren't cutting is square.
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2. hold the stripwood on the "bevel guide". You will need one square end and one angled end. Make sure the end you aren't cutting is square.
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4. Finish the cut on the cutting board (note: a wooden cutting board or a scrap of wood is less slippery than a plastic cutting board)
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4. Finish the cut on the cutting board (note: a wooden cutting board or a scrap of wood is less slippery than a plastic cutting board)
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5. This piece of 3/4" stripwood is painted on both sides. I am marking it at the corner of the FrontBay walls.
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5. This piece of 3/4" stripwood is painted on both sides. I am marking it at the corner of the FrontBay walls.
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8. One or two strokes to get a straight-across starter kerf (the groove the sawblade makes)...
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8. One or two strokes to get a straight-across starter kerf (the groove the sawblade makes)...
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9. ...then hold the angled end of the guide at the kerf (the direction of the bevel cut is 'out' from the mark)
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9. ...then hold the angled end of the guide at the kerf (the direction of the bevel cut is 'out' from the mark)
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11. Here's the Front Facia. The offcut from this piece has the bevel angle already cut on one end. That's the end to put against the house for marking the Side Facia
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11. Here's the Front Facia. The offcut from this piece has the bevel angle already cut on one end. That's the end to put against the house for marking the Side Facia
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12. 3 layers of Bay Facia - 3/4", 3/8", and 3/16", all marked, beveled, and glued on. Then 3/16" vertical trim. Done!
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12. 3 layers of Bay Facia - 3/4", 3/8", and 3/16", all marked, beveled, and glued on. Then 3/16" vertical trim. Done!
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