This is a continuation from Eventide Panel Project - Part 2
It was time to put the trim on the panel. I probably could have done this completely myself, but there were so many variables on getting this thing perfectly aligned (and I needed some nice wood trim) that I decided to take it to the experts. I ended up at this really cool shop called Anderson Lumber in St Pete.
This place was amazing. The shop had every conceivable woodworking machine known to man. We picked out a piece of wood suitable for the trim and ran it through sanding, cutting and routing machines. He also squared off my board from my previously poor cut with "Big Red".
Next, I bought some clamps, wood glue and screws and secured the trim to the square panel
And here is a look at the final panel compared to the previous one.
Next, I'll cut a hole in the panel and mount the breaker box. To be continued...