Jackman Works | Installing Cedar Shingles with Weaved Corners (2/4) @JackmanWorks | Uploaded 8 years ago | Updated 11 hours ago
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Cedar shingles installed using crown staples as fasteners. Mitered corners are alternated with each course. This was a little different than what you would do on a house sidewall since I had to leave a straight seam at the sides of the drawers. Shingles were installed all the way up the cabinet to ensure the courses lined up, then the drawers were cut free. Shingles wouldn't typically be glued, but I did it because I had to cut the courses at each drawer since pieces were left without fasteners. Everything was finished with boiled linseed oil.

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