Form 8815 Jointly 2022-2023

Music in this video I want to show you a technique that I find pretty valuable it's not something I've seen used very often before but I keep using it again and again and it's quite helpful right now I'm working on making some caps for a box Newell staircase railing this is a completed cap off a railing that I made I don't know six or seven years ago this fits on top of a a solid wood box with with panels in it so it just kind of sits over top this is an obscure project and you're probably not going to have to do work like this but the technique is quite universal so I want you to look at this section here this is a one-inch diameter bullnose profile and it comes from this frame here so this frame sits below a pyramid cap like this and then there's trim on the sides and trim on the bottom and that's what creates this box Newell cap but what I want to show you now is how I assemble and reinforce these joints now in this case this frame is only going to be seen along the edge so I'm not concerned about what happens on the top and bottom and at least visually what I am concerned about is how these joints fit together they need to be nice and tight on the outside corners and that's what we've got here now the the way I do this is by cutting the parts at a 45 degree angle and I assemble them with glue only there's no biscuits or dowels or any sort of reinforcement inside and and this approach lets me adjust these miter joints so they fit really well the glue is holding them...