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SKILL LEVEL intermediate

Floating shelves are a popular way to get the most use out of your wall space. But did you ever notice that they all look pretty similar? This weekend we'll show you how to add flair to floating shelves using three different techniques.

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Supplies Needed For This Project

TOOL

SM20 Saw-Max Tool Kit

Model # SM20

ACCESSORY

SM600 3" Wood & Plastic Flush Cut Wheel

Model # SM600

TOOL

Multi-Max™ MM20

Model # MM20

ACCESSORY

Dremel MM70W Oscillating Sandpaper

Model # MM70W

TOOL

4000 High Performance Variable Speed Rotary Tool

Model # 4000

ACCESSORY

Dremel EZ545 EZ Lock Diamond Wheel

Model # EZ545

Materials

1
Moulding
1
Wood Glue
1
Stain and Paintbrush (if desired)
1
Floating Shelf (Available at major home improvement stores)
1
Dremel MM14 Hook and Loop Pad
1
Dremel Trio™

Let's Get Started

To reduce the risk of injury user must read instruction manuals for all tools used in this project. Wear eye and respiratory protection. Use clamps to support work piece whenever practical.

STEP 1

Moulding Shelf

Once you have measured the length of the front and side borders of the floating your shelves, mark your line of cut on the moulding. Do not apply moulding to the back of your shelf, as it will need to rest flush against the wall. We chose to miter cut the moulding to give the edges of the shelf a nice, finished look. Fit your Dremel Saw-Max tool with a SM600 Wood and Plastic Flush Cutting Wheel. Once you have measured the length of cut you will need, rest your miter guide, 45 degree angled edge above the mould mark your cut. Now, slide the guide back just slightly, leaving 1/8" of space between your intended cut and the guide to account for the offset of the blade. Clamp the guide down and make your cut.

STEP 2