Attaching a sill invisbly

Liquid Nail Adhesive,

Get to the stud, and Liquid Nails that thing down.

-- Trying to follow the example of the master.

X2 Definitely construction adhesive of some sort onto the stud. Don’t use much in case you ever want to pull it up again, a little goes a long way.

-- You know.... I think that old wood needs to be furniture.

Silicone well work fine

-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop, custom furniture ,maker, woodworking school, heirloomwoodshop.com

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I made this counter top about 3 yrs. ago. Had the same problem as you as to how to attach. Well, she is glued and screwed! The 3/4 poplar is screwed to the header in the knee wall then I pre-drilled holes upward in the line of the molding shown. When the top went on, I drove 11/4” screws upward through the poplar and into the counter top. The counter top was laid in a bed of liquid nails. The base molding was inverted with the wide part hiding the screw heads. No one knows exactly what was done except me and my son and now all the LJ’s and you.

-- Easy Peasy Lemon Squeezy-May all your dovetails fit tight and right the first time

if their is trim under it you could twonail through it then nail it to the wall

-- gagewestern