When the cabinet maker starts to hammer in the boards in place he wants to be sure that he uses a board to work as a barrier in between the hammer and the custom cabinets. A real cabinet maker knows to take extra precautionary steps with his custom cabinets to make sure the finished deal doesn’t have kinks in it to make sure the customer is as happy as can be. Over on one side of the work area the cabinet maker has one right angle clamped down to the table. The cabinet maker set the drawer on there to begin his custom cabinets. He simply slides it carefully in place to make sure it’s nice and square. If it isn’t the cabinet maker would take a rubber mallet and pound it in until it went in. He would do so carefully of course. The cabinet maker takes the custom cabinets and flips it back over onto its face and then he puts a couple of brackets in through the back into the sides just to take a bit of the grout out of the custom cabinets so it can be flush. This time instead of using a staple with these custom cabinets the cabinet maker will use a nail gun because the type of staple gun we have here isn’t strong enough to get enough torch and anchor the wood well enough so we’ll stick to the nail gun this time. Plus the nails that we have are longer so they will go through the custom cabinets all the way.
Marsh
Marsh