Hi there,
Working on mini kitchen renovation. Previous owner cut bottom section of the window trim and laid tile over. The area has been demoed and wondering if I can take on building stool and apron with limited carpentry experiences.
Window sill are slanted down as it supposed to be( I think, to direct the rain water away) I’ve seen a video where a stool was notched to follow the angle. But it didn’t explained what kind of router bit was used or what other hand tool/ machine one needs to use in order to achieve.
I have a router( that haven’t been used) no bits
Worksite table saw ( with limited use )
Miter saw
Circular saw
Jig saw
Also would you guys recommend replacing whole thing or cut new angle cut and add only missing bottom parts by using Dutchman repair technique?—-
Working on mini kitchen renovation. Previous owner cut bottom section of the window trim and laid tile over. The area has been demoed and wondering if I can take on building stool and apron with limited carpentry experiences.
Window sill are slanted down as it supposed to be( I think, to direct the rain water away) I’ve seen a video where a stool was notched to follow the angle. But it didn’t explained what kind of router bit was used or what other hand tool/ machine one needs to use in order to achieve.
I have a router( that haven’t been used) no bits
Worksite table saw ( with limited use )
Miter saw
Circular saw
Jig saw
Also would you guys recommend replacing whole thing or cut new angle cut and add only missing bottom parts by using Dutchman repair technique?—-
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