How to Make and Install Floating Shelves

Made boxed walnut floating shelves with a combination of solid material for the face and ends and walnut veneered plywood for the top and bottoms. All edges were joined using 45 degree miter cut. Usually I make these joints with the miter fold process, but I wanted to be able to see my joints as they were being made. Multiple and different clamps to assist in the gluing process.
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Who doesn't love the look of walnut.

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Great job! Thanks for showing the evolution of your techniques.

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I am a very much adapt as you go kind of a worker. Thanks for watching.

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Nice work!

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