Contoured Railing Build: Shaping, sanding, staining and clear coat
Scott Earl Smith Finishing Touch Carpentry Scott Earl Smith Finishing Touch Carpentry
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 Published On Mar 27, 2024

All joints in the railing-easing-turn piece are shaped with a chisel and scrapers. One dent is repaired with a damp cloth and an iron. Then all components are sanded thoroughly, stained and clear-coated. Ready for installation next.



Resources:

FastCap Mortise Markers: www.fastcap.com
Festool Domino XL 700: www.festoolcanada.com
Festool Domino XL connectors: www.festoolcanada.com
Zipbolt Super UT Newel Fastener: www.zipbolt.com.au
Minwax Stain: www.minwax.com
Triple coat varathane: www.rustoleum.com

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Liability waiver: Finishing Touch Carpentry and Scott Earl Smith assume no responsibility for the safe usage of tools, and general safety practices. This is not a safety video and all users should research their own safety techniques prior to attempting any of the techniques shown in this video.

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