Popular Woodworking 2005-06 № 148, страница 43attaching the base moulding. I used glue only to hold these in place, clamping them down and letting the glue dry for an hour. Then I began applying the trim to the inside edges. I marked the lengths of the mitered pieces directly from the corners of the stiles and rails. Two-step Moulding The bead moulding can be nailed from the side, because the cove moulding will cover the nail holes. I fit and placed all the bead moulding before beginning to fit the cove. I did nail the cove moulding with 23-gauge pins. These leave very tiny holes that I filled with a bit of sanding dust mixed with clear lacquer. After all the panel moulding was on, I cut and fit the crown, and after a final sanding stained the wood with Behlen's "American Walnut" NGR stain, followed by two coats of shellac. PW Crown moulding detail 33/4" Base moulding detail FORMAL-STYLE BOOKCASE
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