This is a very common structure in Japanese: The first clause ends in a -te form verb, which is then followed by a second verb. The important thing to note here is that the verbs are closely linked: The second verb doesn’t take any arguments, it just adds meaning to the first verb.
Examples
You add a little shoyu when you eat sushi.
お寿司はちょっとおしょうゆをつけてたべるんです。
これをドライバーで開けてみましょう。
Let’s try to open it with a screwdriver.
新しいのを作ってください。
Please make new one.