1. How to Make Tongue and Groove V-Groove Boards | Rockler Skill Builders
V-groove board is a decorative panel board similar to beadboard. It features chamfered edges that form a v-groove between each board. The v-groove creates a nice shadow line. You can purchase special router bit sets that will cut the tongue and groove joint and the v-groove in a single pass on each board, but you can also make these boards using more common router bits.
2. 📐 How to make a loose tongue and groove joint // woodworking basics
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The loose-tongue and groove joint is great for building furniture. The joint is made by cutting a groove on the edge of two boards that are to be put together. Then to cut a single tongue to fit in to the the grooves when they are pressed together. The last part of the process is to glue all of the pieces together.
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3. Adjustable Tongue and Groove Router Bit - EXPLAINED
Showing how to configure the Freud Adjustable Tongue and Groove Router Bits.
The other Video, which I have mentioned:
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Use different sized Spacers to set the Upper and Lower Cutters to the required width.
The adjustable range goes from 5.5mm to 9.5mm.
The available Spacer sizes are:
4x 1mm (0.039”)
1x 0.5mm (0.02”)
2x 0.2mm (0.008”)
2x 0.15mm (0.006”)
2x 0.1mm (0.004”)
The maximum groove width is 0.95mm.
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4. How To Make Tongue And Groove Doors On The Table Saw - 171
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5. THE CHEAPEST WAY to get a BEAUTIFUL Barn Ceiling! ALL ABOUT TONGUE & GROOVE - Cost & Strategies
Logan shows us why and how to install tongue and groove pine roof decking on a timber frame wedding barn.
Timber framed building use large timbers and big spans to create a simple and beautiful aesthetic to barn building. Logan explains how much tongue and groove decking costs and the strategies for installing it efficiently.
Getting tongue and groove boards tight is very important and planning the roof rafter layout will help installation go smoothly.
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6. Making Tongue & Groove Joints
This video is from the full story on NewWoodworker.com in our ever-growing Basics section. This is a very popular joint because it is relatively strong yet can be made on a table saw or router table without special tools! See the lin below for the full story.
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7. How to Make Tongue & Groove Cabinet Doors with a Table Saw
Build sturdy cabinet doors in many styles using only a table saw and a dado blade.
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9. Adjustable Tongue & Groove Bit, Freud 99 036 - Unboxing
Unboxing the Tongue & Groove Router Bits from Freud.
It seems to be a very solid peace. I am very excited to try it out.
The Bits are adjustable, so they allow to create tongues and grooves of different sizes. very cool.
10. Making Tongue and Grooves | The Toolbox Project #7
In this video, I'm going to show you how to cut the tongue and groove base that will make up the bottom of the toolbox. I actually made an error with this stage so be sure to watch all the way through to the end to see how you can avoid doing the same!
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11. Routering Tongue and groove Herringbone wood design for Jack and Jill bathroom ceiling renovation
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12. Shed advice | Tongue & Groove | Pineca.com
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15. How To Install Tongue and Groove Flooring | Ask This Old House
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Tom Silva shows Kevin O’Connor how to install tongue-and-groove hardwood flooring. Tom shows Kevin a prefinished flooring product that he chose and explains how the tongues and grooves line up for a proper installation. Tom explains that it’s important that the first row be as straight as possible and shows Kevin how to make that happen using a chalk line for reference.
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Steps for installing tongue and groove flooring
1. Mark the first row by placing the groove side of a board against the wall near a corner, leaving a gap of approximately 3/16 of an inch between the board and wall. Mark the subfloor on the tongue side and measure the distance between the mark and the wall. Transfer this mark to the other side of the room and snap a chalk line between these points.
2. Run a bead of construction adhesive between the chalk line and the wall. This is only necessary for the first row.
3. Lay a piece of flooring on the floor so the outside of the tongue lines up with the chalk line. Use a finish nailer to nail through the face of the board along the groove side of the board.
4. Place shims or spacers in the gap between the flooring and the walls to hold it firmly in place.
5. Holding the finish nailer at an angle, shoot nails through the tongue every 8 to 10 inches.
6. Install the next piece of flooring against the chalk line, aligning the tongue and groove between the two pieces. Use a rubber mallet to join the two pieces before nailing through the face and tongue of the board. Continue across the wall until you get to a corner.
7. Mark the end piece for cutting by keeping the tongue pointed toward the wall while also flipping it upside down. Maintaining a rough 3/16-inch gap at the wall, use a pencil to make a mark where it meets the previous board. Cut the board to length with a miter saw. Nail through the face and tongue to hold it in place.
8. Continue using this method until you’re far enough from the wall to use the flooring nailer. At that point, simply lay a new board and tap it into place with the rubber mallet before nailing through the tongue with the flooring nailer.
9. Continue laying the boards, tapping them in place, and nailing every 8 to 10 inches. Ensure that the seams where the boards meet between corresponding courses are at least 6 inches from each other.
10. Once you make it across the room, it won’t be possible to use the rubber mallet to jockey the board into position. Use a flooring jack pressed against the wall to position the boards properly.
11. Along the wall on the other side of the room, switch back to the finish nailer and nail through the face of the boards every 8 to 10 inches.
12. Fill the nail holes with wood putty, buff the surface, and install baseboard moldings.
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