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Ok srs this paint looks awesome . Hopefully I don’t fk up tomorrow and over cut it and have to start over . I have no idea how many times I’ve fked up installing molding .
Typically I’ll cut it longer than it has to be , then cut a bizzilimeter off at a time till I get it just right . No idea but sometimes that even fails

Typically I’ll cut it longer than it has to be , then cut a bizzilimeter off at a time till I get it just right . No idea but sometimes that even fails

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01-09-2026, 11:11 PM
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Originally Posted By lowkey94⏩
It started out small but then my OCD started getting worse. Next thing you know I was knocking out walls and expanding .
Damn my home gym is two dumbbells and the floor lol
I find it’s a great hobby though , so no regrats
Here’s a pic from sort of the beginning . The actual beginning was a Olympic set and a carpet from WalMart

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01-09-2026, 11:56 PM
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Ok the first cabinet I built nearly tore itself apart when I went to remove the front access panel (which was basically the majority of the front) ,
So this time I used 4 magnets instead of 5 , plus I counter-sank them a bit . Now the ends are too weak and they stick out about 1 or 2 millimetres so I removed one of metal plates and put some spackle behind it so it’s very close to the surface now.
Hoping this is the fix , but srs I’m sure it is . These freaking magnets are so powerful when they are touching that you practically need to pry them apart so a small gap is advised in this situation.
I mean I could have just used screws to attach the front but magnets are next level imo , not to mention you don’t to look at exposed screws etc

So this time I used 4 magnets instead of 5 , plus I counter-sank them a bit . Now the ends are too weak and they stick out about 1 or 2 millimetres so I removed one of metal plates and put some spackle behind it so it’s very close to the surface now.
Hoping this is the fix , but srs I’m sure it is . These freaking magnets are so powerful when they are touching that you practically need to pry them apart so a small gap is advised in this situation.
I mean I could have just used screws to attach the front but magnets are next level imo , not to mention you don’t to look at exposed screws etc

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