Face frames are parts on traditional cabinets that surround door and drawer openings, and sanding them so the joints are smooth and flat is a key woodworking skill. The narrow pieces of wood that you see running horizontally and vertically around doors and drawers are the rails and stiles that make up face frames.
The video above is from my online course on building cabinets. Lots more insights like this in HOW TO BUILD TRADITIONAL SOLID WOOD CABINETS.
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