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How to Layout the Skirt Board for your Custom Oak Computer Desk

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Summary: Learn how to layout the skirt board for your custom oak computer desk in this free DIY video.

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How to Layout the Skirt Board for your Custom Oak Computer Desk

H this Jon on behalf of Expert Village, in this video clip I will be showing you how to cut out our skirt board. For added stability we are going to be adding a board that goes across our back pieces. The first thing we need to do is measure our piece I get 25 3/4. I put my skirt board in place and then went ahead and cut out a little notch using the table saw. Now that I have my short side skirt board in place I can go ahead and start laying out my long side. Now that I have my rear skirt boards cut and placed I'm ready to attach them.

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