If youâre serious about caponizing your roosters, your best bet is to find an old-timer with the wisdom, experience and willingness to show you how. So the next time youâre in a nice restaurant and see capon on the menu youâll understand what that rooster went through to get to the table.ou see, caponizing used to be commonplace. The purpose for this procedure is that once the rooster has been caponized, it grows to be 8-10 pounds in just 16 weeks. The meat is wonderfully tender and flavorful.
Set a laser level to the desired height of the wainscoting. Measure from the laser line down to where the baseboard will fit, based on the height of the wainscoting boards. 3. Mark the wall with the chalk line at the point where the top of the chair rail will sit. 4. Remove your old baseboard. If you are reusing the same baseboard, score the top of it with a utility knife to separate the paint from the wall. This will help prevent the paint from peeling off the baseboard.
Attach side pieces to a stud in the wall with dry wall screws. Step 4: Attach front piece. Nail front piece to side pieces with nail gun. Step 5: Attach crown molding. Attach crown molding to top of front and sides of the cornice board with nail gun.Caulk and paint. Repeat for the rest of the curtains in the gatehouse and go look at those white leather chairs one more time. I attached the curtains inside with a tension rod.ereâs the template I used for the cornice board. You can adjust the measurements for your window and enlarge to use for your template. Cut out and trace onto the large piece of plywood. Cut out with a jigsaw. Sand rough edges. Step 3: Attach side pieces to the wall. Drill three holes at an angle into the side pieces.