Full details at www.iDoStuff.co.uk. How to make a timber external door. This forth part shows how to make raised panels using a simple jig and straight router cutter. After how to joint boards, joining boards to make a panel. All details, dimensions and plans to make a timber wooden door are on the web site.
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15. April 2010 at 1:54 am
good instruction but i CRINGED every single time you used your bare hands to push material through either your TS or your RT… so easy to lose a few fingertips if you get a kickback…
15. April 2010 at 9:58 am
Thank G19, Sorry to get you cringing. I do use a push stick when I’m pushing close towards a blade or cutter. The camera angle sometimes makes my hands look a bit close. Cheers
24. April 2010 at 8:42 pm
You need to use a panel raising bit set. You didnt even show us how you prepared the surfaces of the wood with a table saw, planer, and jointer. Cheers