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Thank you very much for this instructive video. Have a great day.

What type of glue?

great job, looks well 👏 💯%....10 minutes before the glue hardens, i'd be stressed out racing against the glue..

Wish I knew more about what bit to buy

Should you ever have a side seam on the edging of laminate counter top that has a rounded edge?

What's the bit called that you need for the router?

Good video

Best video Finally a smart man knows how to explain

Thank you. Do the router bit has a flushed guide bearing? Also is there a chance that if you don't guide the router correctly can it eat up the countertop? Thanks again

You make it look so easy. I've never done this before and I'd be lying if I said I wasn't intimidated to try it. The only part I don't understand is using that router with the special bit. What keeps it from cutting into the countertop?

Thank you so much. New customer here. This video helps a lot.

Thank you so much. I just bought Cullman laminate countertops and end cap kits.

What kind of router bit is used to do this?

How do you do this when the corner is always Susan with zero access

Hehe, caught your finger there didn't ya? Nailing the small stick. All good, happens! Thanks for video

How does one fix high spots in the miter? There’s a lip. Glue setup faster than father in law moved.

Big shop, no saw for that?

Retired from countertop work many years ago, did it for 30 years. Best to have someone underneath laying on their back putting in the bolts one at a time and another with a damp rag, a block of wood, and a hammer to tap down on the high side. The person underneath supports the low side of the seam by pushing up with something as the person above taps. Work your way from back to front, tighten each fastener as the seam is leveled. One person can do it in the shop but it's still much easier with two.

What kind of router bit is being used here?

Love this Video, easy to understand. Then as a good wife I tell my husband " I 🤔 think if you do it like this it might help" ☺️😉 Thank You

Great video ❤

Great video ❤

Thanks for the information.

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Thanks for this video. Super helpful! I just did mine yesterday and it turned out pretty good. One thing I would say is that a second set of hands to manipulate the counter while it is being tightened would be helpful. A lot less jumping up and down trying to get everything aligned, and then going back under to tighten the bolts. But happy with the result and empowering to have done it myself.

He used the word “liberal” I’m gone

Awesome video. Which router bit should I use? never used a router before.

Great video, thanks. You are a great teacher man

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It's very easy to do it in the workshop. It becomes a nightmare at times when you have to do a mitter joint at customer house where you have to go into the cabinet with very limited space and access to these slots.

That's how you make a how-to video right there!

Now this is one well put together video. Thanks for taking the time to help us learn.

What about glue residue on the surface? Is the laminate impervious?

Did you just smack a laminate c-top with a hammer without the wood? LOL. Also try cutting a few biscuit joints to align the surface. No hammer needed,

Can I use a heat gun instead? Just dont want to bring my wifes iron to work.

Where you located? Do you make custom countertop? Great video

How to reapply the end cap if it becomes unglued after several years?

Brilliant

Great instructions video thank you

I don't own a router. Can I just sand / file down ?

Nice job!

Suggestion: drop cloth over where you keep abruptly dropping that hammer and wrench.

I'm treading in uncharted territory with cabinets and countertops. Thank you for this awesome video. You know it is a great how to video when you only need to watch one!

“I’m going to use a block of wood and a hammer” Smacks the top with the hammer only! 😮 I had know idea you could be that rough on the tops! Turned out great, but I know if that were mine the laminate would have cracked. That’s my luck!

I have watched a few other videos on this topic: this one is the best. Most of them mention that routing needs to be "counter-clockwise" but neither say what exactly that means, nor clearly demonstrate it. It was not until I watched this clip and saw how the router was moved counter-clockwise around the WORK that I understood what this meant in practical terms. This is just one example of why this clip is better than the others. And it is probably the most concise clip too. Thank you.

Best video I watched on this. Thank you!

Do you want to do this on top of your actual cabinets or can I do this wherever?

I love guys like him. Not only knows what he's doing, but can explain it plainly. Thx!

I'm not sure why you wouldn't use medium Bond CA glue with some activator to put those in instead of the three little nails thanks for the video

What do you do if the house moved and the 45 degrees is now 50 degrees?