Beaded face frame cabinets

Stratford | Crown Point Door Styles beaded inset, softer edges

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For consistent results, rotate the stock, not the saw, and cut opposing pieces at the same time

Welcome back to another Pro-Follow update! Right now I'm juggling three different Pro-Follows. You can read the latest about building the in-law addition with Steve Wartman, and my most recent article about the bathroom remodel with Joe Bianco at those links. Today we're back with Mike as he continues building and installing new built-in cabinets at Fred and Kim's house. In case you missed it, you can read the first part of this series which covers measuring and building the rough base…

Beaded face frame

Inset cabinets are a trending design that offers clean lines, flush doors, and features that can change the look of a standard cabinet with a full overlay door.

Crisp Architects is responsible for designing this modern interpretation of the farmhouse set on a woodsy property in Berkshire, New York.

Making beadmould application more efficient. January 14, 2004

This cabinet features Enfield doors set in a Beaded Inset face frame out of Maple with Sherwin-Williams White Flour paint.

One way Connecticut cabinetmaker Brent Benner has learned to imbue professional quality and craftsmanship into his pieces is by milling a mitered integral bead into cabinet face frames. First, he marks the miters; then he uses dry biscuits to get the layout of the rails and stiles right. He uses an auxiliary table to judge the cuts, and he cuts multiples of opposing pieces to ensure consistency and accuracy. To see the process step by step and to learn how Brent puts double-stick tape to…