Pro Tips for Fast and Efficient Edgebanding

Apply edgebanding quickly and efficiently with these Pro Tips to be sure it STAYS stuck! Simple tools and a proven method keep me from getting callbacks for edgebanding that comes loose in use.
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Here are links to tools seen in this video on the Next Level Carpentry Influencer's page at Amazon where they're the same low online cost to you but Amazon pays part of their profit in ad fees that help support production of free videos on this channel:
Record Quick Release Bench Vise:
www.amazon.com/dp/B0000223R6/...
Clic-Readers Glasses:
www.amazon.com/dp/B00U0BEI2U/...
White Birch edgebanding with Hot-Melt Glue for iron on application:
www.amazon.com/dp/B01KD0X260/...
Fast Cap Flush Cut Trimmers:
www.amazon.com/dp/B001MXA2BQ/...
Virtuex Bi-Directional Edgebanding Trimmer:
www.amazon.com/dp/B06XJ59PXS/...
Virutex orange plastic edgebanding trimmer:
www.amazon.com/dp/B08LDZQ8F7/...
Virtuex Edgebanding Trimmer:
www.amazon.com/dp/B008EUMQ3M/...
Marshalltown J Roller:
www.amazon.com/dp/B000CP0QFC/...
10 Laminate File:
www.amazon.com/dp/B00018ABOQ/...
File Card File Cleaning Brush:
www.amazon.com/dp/B00J06IPQG/...
Silicone Spray:
www.amazon.com/dp/B000ABE98I/...
3M 120# Purple Sanding Belts:
www.amazon.com/dp/B0000223S5/...
Freud Thin Kerf Crosscut Blade for SMOOTH edges!:
www.amazon.com/dp/B0002TUFDG/...
Forrest 4" x 5/8" blade stabilizer:
www.amazon.com/dp/B000OMLMTM/...
Gator Soft Pad Hand Sander:
www.amazon.com/dp/B000WEKOGE/...
120# Paper for Gator Soft Pad Hand Sander:
www.amazon.com/dp/B0013NPBBG/...
Marshalltown 1 1/2" Putty Knife:
www.amazon.com/dp/B00NJYE63G/...
This master list contains many of the tools, machines and supplies I've vetted and use in the Next Level Carpentry Shop:
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[@chadbastin2678]

would probably be great video but waaaayy to much explaining stuff that isn't pertinent and other stuff is just common sense, seriously if someone needs that much hand holding they shouldn't be using anything sharper than child proof scissors!!!

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

Hey Chad, if you're so smart that this seems over-explained, what are you doing watching in-depth how to videos on KZbin?! My guess is that you need more of that 'hand holding' than your ego will allow you to admit? BTW Don't let me catch you running with those scissors! 🤣🤣

[@chadbastin2678]

never done edge banding before, have enough common sense and experience that I can tell when narrator knows what they are talking about which is why I left the comment I wanted see your tutorial, but couldn't even fast forward it was to drawn out.

[@manny3549]

@@chadbastin2678 your ego was longer than the 1/20th of a mile roll of edge banding but the Maestro just snipped it to size with his reply. "Work hard and stay humble" makes craftsmanship waaaay more worth it. "Shut up and listen" will make you like the Maestro one day. Stay in the classroom, and you'll get your turn to share your skills.

[@johncee9412]

Chad your edge banding probably looks like crap

[@davidmcmichael8113]

Chad don’t be a disrespectful narcissistic know it all. Perhaps you should create your own Chanel and demonstrate your skills and methods. No one forced you to watch Matt’s Chanel. For the rest of us students of Matt’s we appreciate a teacher who actually teaches. Perhaps leaning to be Humble is the gift you can build and create for yourself.

[@rockymanify]

A great teacher explains all the important details that are important to him/her. That's why he's a great teacher. Good job Sir, and thank you.

[@QUARTERSAWN]

I’ve been wood working for about 20 years, but never tried edge banding. This video is exactly what I needed, and I now feel confident my project will be successful. Thanks for taking the time to explain and demonstrate all the tools!

[@jimserhant7741]

It takes as long as it takes. I hate being asked how long something will take, or getting comments myself. Keep up the great work and videos. Allow me to add to this comment I made last night. I was taught a long time ago by a gentleman such as yourself that "Good work isn't cheap, and cheap work isn't good", If I may add, Good work is never rushed, and rushed work is never good. Have an amazing rest of your day and week to all who may be reading this.

[@ChefJeanPierre]

Nice job Thank you for taking the time!!!

[@Hockeytown19]

Thank you for your channel as well. I like it a lot. My dad is a Chef and used to watch your tv show all the time. Now we watch your KZbin channel.

[@stevebutler5256]

You take all the time required to show the proper technique for your applications. Most people just run through their video giving an overview that doesn't really define any technique. appreciate you taking the time.

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

Thanks for saying Steve! In a world of flashy production and social media, providing worthwhile content is the main advantage I have over other channels in the same genre. When viewers like you recognize this appreciate it and spread the word it helps Next Level carpentry be the best it can be... Thanks! Best, Matt

[@kirkradzwill8311]

I think you are doing just great on time to do each shelf. WOW.

[@SR-qg7hw]

I use a lot of banding and this has helped me tremendously to make the banding look much better not mention more durable. Thanks, well done!

[@astastasdtasdt]

Thank you for taking the time to explain things in detail. I love how you break each process down into bite-sized chunks. You would have made a great teacher! Take care!

[@seanj-ski1352]

I’ve been wanting to try edge banding for years. Thanks to you, I think I can now get ‘er done. Thanks for your thoroughness!

[@toscanecoechea5105]

This video is incredible. Thank you for taking so much time to explain each tool and its role in the process. This is like an encyclopedia.

[@rogerwinn4456]

Really awesome teacher. Some people talk so much they don’t get any work done and it takes forever. This gentleman explains everything with his few words as possible and works while he’s doing it. That’s the way to teach. Great job.

[@riqper82]

It is quite impressive to see you working in full speed. Such accuracy und routine, amazing! Greetz from Germany!

[@guango88]

Thank you so much for your hard work and lectures, I was looking for the t-shirt link but was able to get it from the back of your shirt..lol Thank you from a loyal follower

[@JimPirkle]

This channel is an amazing resource which I discovered recently. I'm reviewing your previous "library" of work and can't wait for the "drawers for cabinets" video. Thanks for your commitment to high quality and professionalism.

[@ptj6412]

I appreciate the detail you put into your instruction. I pick up so many pointers, in all your videos, that I will use in future projects. thanks for the great content!

[@sicpac66t]

My method is almost identical except for a few tool variations that do the same thing, a big mission to work through a huge stack of parts and feels good when finished.Good job

[@robertgaritano7718]

Great video! I am doing my first edge banding project on a dresser I just built and everything I wanted to know was explained thoroughly.

[@ctvwrest]

Wish I would have found your channel months ago. Still blown away at the quality of videos these days!

[@TehScientist]

I appreciate your time explaining all of this. For the novice viewer you point out so many tips that'll save years of screw ups. Thanks!

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

You're welcome... I've long felt it's always good to learn from the mistakes of others since life is too short to make them all yourself! Best, Matt

[@chrisjustiniano2254]

What a great series of videos! Thank you so much for taking the time to explain the work and tips. I've learned so much in just a few videos, cant wait to see them all. Cheers!

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

Thanks Justice... it's not an official series per se but I think viewers will get some pretty good insight into how I go about making this type/grade of cabinets... Best, Matt

[@jonathansherman7910]

Thank you so much for this video. I have learned a great deal watching your videos. I especially appreciate all tips and tricks you pass on. I'm about to remodel a master bedroom closet and will definitely be utilizing a great deal of the information you passed on in this series of videos. I even got myself a plastic laminate file so I can improve my edges. Thanks again.

[@richardbrobeck2384]

Thanks for Sharing your tech. Matt I really enjoy your videos even though I have been doing woodwork we can never stop learning

[@richardleon9523]

Thank you for your careful and thorough explanation. I will financially support your channel because your videos are such a great help!

[@russmartin4189]

You are absolutely right about the two sided banding tape trimmers. I just got finished doing about 50' using one, and while it helped, sometimes it would dig in. I had a couple of chips and splinters. Mostly, they could be sanded out, and these cabinets were for the laundry room where they won't be seen much, but I wouldn't want that on cabinets that will show. I will be buying the one you recommend for the next cabinet project.

[@LostMountainRestoration]

Great job, Matt - thanks. I appreciate the tip on the flush cut pliers. I have been using a scalpel and other less effective methods. I now have one on order. Best regards and thanks again!

[@williammcgowan8900]

Thank you so much for the level of detail and explanation you put into your videos. I don't care how long they are i will always watch and learn from your teachings. Thank you Matt for all your efforts.

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

Happy Labor Day William... thanks for watching and commenting! Best, Matt

[@MoGhotbi]

Another great instructional video, Matt. I picked up some great pearls of wisdom there. Thank you.

[@FCWW87]

I agree with others, I’d love to see the rest of the project. I know it’s tough, but hopefully you would get enough views (as sense) to make it worth your effort. Your knowledge would be great to share, as I am learning and soaking up as much as I can before making the leap to professional woodworking.

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

Kyle: viewers will either love or hate the next video upload which will grant your wish to see more of the project. The video will end up at over 1:15:00 long and is a master class in building professional grade drawers for cabinets like this. I've spent close to 20 hours so far in shooting and editing video so I hope with you that it will get enough views to make the effort worthwhile... time will tell. Best, Matt

[@brianprovus4684]

You are an amazing craftsman. Thank you for the precise instruction. Don't worry about the haters.

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

Thanks Brian... much appreciated! Best, Matt

[@joehardhat]

Another well done video Matt. Thanks for your all your hard work, preparation and thought in making this and all your videos informative, instructive and actionable. I also enjoy and identify with your dry humor. Keep them coming.

[@ExpatPhil]

Another great video, this is a procedure I have always avoided like the plague, but now I want to give it a try...Thanks

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

Give it a go, Phil... it's pretty painless. Don't be afraid to test your results on some scrap pieces to get an idea of how well it holds and what its limits are. Those two exercises will give you the confidence I have in finished results to the point I have no qualms whatsoever for using this edgebanding on high-end customer project without fear of failure. Best, Matt

[@Marshal_Diomitus]

Great video. Excellent job talking us FNGs through the process.

[@chrisbrossette]

Thanks for how to do this. You make it look easy. Lots of practice!!!!

[@jeffbrady4281]

Thanks for this video!!! I love that you leave Amazon links to the tools used.Your videos are super helpful!!

[@kevinkeener]

Thank you! You're an excellent instructor and I learned a lot about edge banding. Clear, articulate explanations and great camera work as well.

[@acostaguill]

Thank you, Maestro! This was a tremendously insightful and enjoyable video! Thank you for sharing the tricks and tools you have accumulated, complete with a thorough explanation. Some would say they only matter for the details, but a discerning eye knows that is what obviously takes your work to the Next Level. This video introduced me to your channel, and I'll certainly be watching more. Thanks again.

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

Welcome to NLC acostaguill... it's my goal provide 'thorough explanation' of the topic in each video so I hope you find that true if/when you have time to watch more. Best, Matt

[@bpike8793]

I appreciate the time you have taken to explain what your are thinking......what you are hearing......what you are seeing.......and what you are concerned with as you go through the process. It gives me a heads up on what to expect or be aware of as I try this myself. thanks.

[@leolee6493]

I appreciate your methodical approach to and pride in woodworking. In contrary, I find many other shorter videos tend to skim over details that would result in distinguishing exceptional work from ordinary work.

[@solarreturn2338]

Wow, what a great, super detailed explanation! Please, do not worry, for those who want to get it right it is never long enough! I find that only those who truly know the matter, worry about being able to explain the smallest details, because that detail is precisely what will take years to discover. Thank you so much!

[@Migrant2011]

Awesome, complete and through, one of the best

[@clintford5315]

Enjoy watching the end bit, in production mode. Thanks for the content

[@kevinshea4353]

Planning in my first edge banding project. This was a GREAT help!! Thanks!!

[@background791]

Outstanding video. Excellent details of the process and tips that are critical to get a professional result. Please keep up the great work!

[@GregsGarage]

Circling back around to videos I've missed over the last couple years. This is such a great example of what you can learn from experience. The tools and the techniques have been pared down to EXACTLY what it takes to get the job done correctly every repetition. Great video Matt.

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

Thanks for watching this 'oldie' and commenting! There's definitely something to be said for efficiency in a sometimes mundane process like edgebanding... satisfaction from working fast and efficiently offsets boredom IMHO. Best, Matt

[@jackavalon8366]

Yes, great video. Thanks for an excellent demonstration.

[@lawrencebaisley7297]

Thank you for your thoroughness. I've had so many questions after watching other videos... You nip my questionnaire in the bud. Thank you sir.

[@anyyoyo]

Great vid. Thanks for taking the time

[@thawk1965]

How can anyone have a negative comment on this lesson. Thanks so much for taking the time to share your skills. You are a great teacher and Craftsman. Love to see more of this project.

[@sudokillall]

Love the details. I feel more confident to attempt my first edge banding now :)

[@mymai2792]

You are brilliant. I needed this tutorial 'cos the edge banding has come off all the pantry shelving. Thank you for your great manner of teaching...& congrats on your subscribers.

[@stevenstewart3414]

Thanks for a great informative video. With your explanation of the tools to use, the technique and the beautiful results, I actually feel that I can do this now!

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

Fantastic Steven... I feel you can too! Best, Matt

[@pathdoc60]

I have done a bit of edge banding on cabinetry in the past and understand all the little details/ issues you mentioned. After watching your methods, I can see several good ways to eliminate my past banding issues that I encountered and now I can improve the finished banding edges and overall appearance. Excellent video and easy to follow. Ordered the flush cut nippers. Thanks. Michael O. Alabama, USA

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

Glad to hear it Michael... good luck! Best, Matt

[@bobmartin6055]

Great video! I always learn something new on your channel!

[@Bjones675]

Thanks for taking the time to share!

[@jimwhite1334]

Fantastic video! Thank you for making this!!

[@285runt]

Thanks for the video. It really does help that you cover all potential problems and the solutions. Happy to have found your channel.

[@walterlane8890]

Love your videos. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I’m a self taught cabinet man. Been in the trade since 2004.

[@tomtruesdale6901]

I added edge banding to a set of book cases I built years ago and use a low angle block pane as a trimmer as I did not know about the proper tool. IF I ever need to edge band anything I will purchase the proper tools, what I really enjoy about your videos is that you calmly and clearly explain what and why you do things. You should be hitting 100 K subscribers before the end of the summer I hope.

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

Thanks Tom... glad to provide a little insight to make your projects a little better/easier. Do you happen to remember what the subscriber count was when you 'joined' NLC? Seems like it's been quite awhile so maybe you share my enthusiasm for 100k too? Best, Matt

[@tomtruesdale6901]

@@NextLevelCarpentry No Sir, I don't remember the count.

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

@@tomtruesdale6901 I wish KZbin had a way of effectively monitoring and tracking subscribers but I've never found much other than the current count... oh well, glad you've been around as long as you have! Best, Matt

[@dublinf4477]

Great video. I’ve been building melamine closets all year and have never come up yet with a good solid way to edge band. And I’ve tried everything. I love the trick about holding the iron at an angle. The biggest problem with edgebanding is nicking the edges when you think you have it nice and flush with the surface. Great video I learned a lot. And I’ve been doing this for a long time.

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

Thanks... FWIW here's another option I use sometimes that you might want to consider: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fHismXhtltdjfLs Both methods have pros and cons but at least there's an alternative...

[@eman22001]

Proper pro, great explanations and high level instructions, thanks, good job.

[@billdelancy2726]

Excellent video, very informative.Thanks for sharing

[@starbravo672]

Truly you are an expert! I learned a lot of techniques in woodworking.

[@haubrichband]

Great video! Thank you for taking the time to teach us!

[@befmx31]

Great process! I have only done a little bit of edge banding. Definitely going to adopt your process. Thanks.

[@kmalek4018]

Great video Matt. You’re teaching is easy to grasp for a novice woodworker like me and I appreciate your work. New subscriber! 100K coming! Congrats.

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

100K on the way... there's a light in the end of the tunnel and this time it's not just a train coming through the other way! Best, Matt

[@imaginarypoint]

You should consider changing the channel name to Master Carpenter; Cause that is what you are. A Master of his craft. It is an honor to watch you in action.

[@aliasglilou7914]

Imaginary Point Carpentry is Levels

[@myrond3588]

More like an artist.

[@mr.tuckers2848]

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and video. The information is helpful for me even though I'm a weekend warrior. I like to work with my hands and was able to do so working as an Engineering Technician for over 25 years. I can continue to work with my hands except in a different setting instead of an Engineering lab. I just moved into a new home. I can apply the knowledge you shared with some projects I have yet to tackle to make some parts of our home more usable. Thanks again!!

[@viktortulbya2107]

Thank you! Your work looks amazing

[@jph1200]

Excellent video. Thank you for the very detailed walk through of your process.

[@als1023]

Upped my game, I use this closet method a lot, great to have a couple of small tips to speed and improve the final rasult, many thanks !!

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

Thanks Al S, for watching and commenting... and you're most welcome! Best, Matt

[@GunnerAl9]

Great video! Great explanation of the various steps for beginners or experts who need a shortcut trick.

[@StratOvation]

Excellent information! Thanks for taking the extra time to provide the reasoning behind the methods you've developed. New subscriber.

[@2shoestoo]

Learned a couple of tips I know I can use. Don’t do this banding very much but when I do I always have to think back about how I did it. Refresh is always helpful.

[@yoda12439]

You are now my favorite channel thanks

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

... but you just say that to everyone, right Dave?! 😜😎 Thanks... Best, Matt

[@Daynaleo1]

Great video Matt!

[@brilldotnet]

Thanks! I used a bunch of the methods from your video and it made my project really come together nicely. Thanks- best video on the subject I’ve seen (and I searched and searched!!!)

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

Thanks for sending Super Thanks on this one!! I only wish KZbin would promote this video better so you wouldn't have to 'search and search' to find it! Not sure if you've seen it yet but I just released a video where I did a bunch of edgebanding but only linked to this video to show how it's done: kzbin.info/www/bejne/omfQo2yJqZWZrKM Best, Matt

[@normjacques6853]

Great tutorial! I've been woodworking for over fifty years and you pointed out a couple of mistakes that I've been making for many years!! Edge banding should now be much easier! Thanks! :-)

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

I too learn new things on every project Norm... seems the best way for continual improvement! You're most welcome... Best, Matt

[@loreenadesenberg9858]

As a beginner THANK YOU. All of us have to start somewhere. And as for me I prefer all the details. Best Edgebanding video I have seen.

[@joeychgo]

I would love to see more videos on this project -- see how it turns out

[@JunkWorkshop]

Hi Clint ;-) It’s always..always a pleasure see your clean and straight work. Best Luca

[@joshdunham8818]

I love your videos an methods. Just like the video on surgical removal of drywall, you can really tell you've had practice. An take pride in getting the best results possible in the most efficient way. I hear the same thing at work about how long things take. An it's a bit ironic I am constantly having to go fix problems on projects. That were done by the same guys who complain about my speed. An I always tell em just about any tradesmen can make something look decent or good enough fast. A true craftsman can go back years later an projects look as good as the day they were completed. I dont know how many times I've had coworkers telling me coping trim is to slow. Meanwhile there shoving a 1/4 inch of caulk in trim. Or even worse blaming walls for not being able to install stain grade trim properly. An taking as much or more time prepping or trying to convince customers it's as good as it can be. You just keep doing your thing. I've been in carpentry for 20 years an can honestly say your the one youtuber that I always learn something from. God Bless an good night

[@rfgeor]

Quality work and thanks for the pro tips!😊

[@llsheridan1034]

You’re a rockstar! Great video. Best one I have seen on KZbin. Thanks very much!

[@derekhowe5286]

Thank you so much for taking the time out of your day to share your knowledge with others!! I look forward to many more learning experiences!

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

Well you're quite welcome Derek and I do hope you find other informative videos here at Next Level Carpentry... Best, Matt

[@jacquespelletier7137]

Well done video. Lots of useful tips in the how to of applying edge banding. thanks!

[@InsiderCarpentry]

Great video. Thanks for passing on your knowledge.

[@gizmobently]

I appreciate so much you're full explanation of what you are doing. I have heard you mention negative comments being made about time or whatever but I can truly say that as a fellow carpenter of 45 years, I think your videos are the best for all those out there who do not know better. I may do some things differently but everyone does but cannot find one fault in what you do. You are very precise which I appreciate and have a great system for every project. I can't imagine one negative comment in all the videos as the work is professionally done to perfection and detail. I also like your work in that you do not buy the latest greatest most expensive tools . I like the way you do what you do with true craftsmanship that every single viewer who does not do this kind of work day in and day out. Glad I found your channel a while ago and never commented until today and hope you did not retire as I saw a video heading of yours but not the video.

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

Considering your background GgBro your comments are especially appreciated. I suspect I'd learn a few things from you if you were the one working in front of a camera so thanks for watching and commenting here at Next Level Carpentry! The 'Time to Retire' video title is a bit of 'click bait' because it's an old toolbox that retires, not me.🙄😎 Best, Matt

[@manulepereira6563]

Thankyou for teaching, and taking the pain for making this detailed video, Dear Sir I learned many secrets of wood working from you. Best regards

[@stephenmcgeown]

That was a masterclass! I appreciate the detail and the effort you went to in preparing this; it can't have been easy. I did some edge-banding yesterday for the first time and it went very well thanks to your video. Thank you, sir!

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

Thx Stephen... comments like yours are the reason I keep doing videos like these... glad to hear it was helpful and appreciate you took the time to comment!

[@stephenmcgeown]

@@NextLevelCarpentry It truly was useful and I wanted to let you know the impact it had on my project (It was a small computer desk made of 1/4" birch ply and 1/2" MDF). I did not have all the tools and jigs you have - not even a vise! But the principles still apply and made it work really well!

[@kennethlemke9826]

Best video I have ever watched...excellent craftsmanship...

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

Thanks a bunch Kenneth! A compliment like yours is a great way to start the New Year! Best, Matt... Happy 2021!!

[@paulsackles1329]

Great work in putting together such a comprehensive video.

[@j.justin1511]

One of the BEST creators on KZbin, in my opinion. Thank you for sharing with us your wisdom, skills, and techniques. Subscribed, Liked, Notifications On, you got it. Thank you again for being one of my favorite channels. Don't change and keep up the great work! Oh... and to the critics of your methods / work / speed? Don't let it bother you. Haters gonna hate.

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

You're most welcome J. Justin! Maybe we should call the creator haters "crehaters", right? Thanks for commenting, liking and subscribing... really appreciate it! Best, Matt

[@damienshannon8954]

Fantastic video. Thank you!

[@pjr2732]

awesome video, like all your explanations and how you do stuff, thanks

[@micmike]

I just want to say that for those who complain about the length of the process, forget them because there are many of us who are eagerly learning excellent techniques. Thanks for sharing your skills and experience, it really is appreciated sir! Top Notch!

[@dennisdownes9319]

To sum it up.....People Suck! Great video. Thanks! DD

[@southpaw6167]

Appreciate the detailed explanation. Always learn something from your videos. Please keep the videos coming.

[@debbiekorwin4000]

Great work and great video! You’re awesome!!👍

[@112doc]

I like the comment about time a project requires for each piece. Good work takes time.

[@garrydye2394]

I really hope the people who get these cabinets appreciate all the hard work. Sometimes you just see a finished product and don't realize the 1,018 steps it took to make it. Great video...now I know why my edge banding was inferior.

[@NextLevelCarpentry]

Shooting video of client projects goes a long way in educating them what's really involved in a true custom cabinetry project Garry but in general people in general have no idea what's involved! Hope tips you saw/learned here do indeed help you get better results when doing edgebanding! Best, Matt