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So I built this end panel for a job we are on that has 8' 8" ceilings and we needed it to be deeper than 24" as you can see in the photos.
I used the TS55 and ripped the side going to the wall at 5° then I put into place, ran down the wall with a pencil, used the angle grinder method to scribe it. Did that a couple times to get it perfect. Also did the floor line as well. Then I glued and clamped a 2" piece to the side for screwing to the wall after it was in place.
I've never done something like this before so my questions...
If it was built off site how would you handle making it the right size to still be able to custom fit it to fit the wall, floor, and cabinet face frame and still have a way of attaching it?
Is the method I used to attach it normal or do you guys do it different? Any other thoughts, observations, or suggestions are welcomed. I love learning from you guys to be able to do better quality work for our clients.
I used the TS55 and ripped the side going to the wall at 5° then I put into place, ran down the wall with a pencil, used the angle grinder method to scribe it. Did that a couple times to get it perfect. Also did the floor line as well. Then I glued and clamped a 2" piece to the side for screwing to the wall after it was in place.
I've never done something like this before so my questions...
If it was built off site how would you handle making it the right size to still be able to custom fit it to fit the wall, floor, and cabinet face frame and still have a way of attaching it?
Is the method I used to attach it normal or do you guys do it different? Any other thoughts, observations, or suggestions are welcomed. I love learning from you guys to be able to do better quality work for our clients.

