PERFECT FINISHES ALWAYS START WITH THE RIGHT SANDING TECHNIQUE

[@johnchurchill786]

Great advice Wes! Preparation is something that people sometimes skimp on, but is so important 👍👍

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

How true, as an experienced woodworker you are well aware of how important it is. Thanks as always for your feedback. Wes

[@michaelleas]

That's some great advice. Good idea to sand the front of the panel before putting it all together

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Glad it was helpful...thank for watching.

[@brianrezarch7477]

i use a 1/16" round over for the back edge of door

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Hi Brian...almost the same as the hand round I demonstrated. Glad that works for you. Thank you for the comment. Wes

[@brianrezarch7477]

@@WoodworkingWithWes yep almost but a router gives a more consistent round over .

[@luisc1748]

Thank you and when you route the edge, which bit do you use?

[@bruscifer]

Thanks for the tutorial Wes. I noticed you didn’t say anything about using tack cloth in between sanding. Thoughts?

[@WoodworkingWithWes]

Bruce...I just blow my doors off with my air nozzle between sanding and that has always worked for me. Thanks for watching.

[@bruscifer]

@@WoodworkingWithWes Actually I kinda thought you were doing that, but not filming it. I always HATED using tack cloth, now I shant.