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Using a Japanese pull-saw allows you to control the cuts very carefully and it can follow the graceful curves. They cut on the pull stroke which means they're very easy to control. Make sure you leave a bit of your cut line, meaning cut just outside the line. This allows you a bit...
How to Make Shaker Doors on a Table Saw 1. Cut Parts to Length I’m starting by cutting my pieces to length on the miter saw. I’ll set up a stop block to first cut the 2 sides (which are also called stiles) and then do the same to cut the top and bottom pieces (which are...
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this method is never used by top quality door builders. The scarf joint is a method of using scrap pieces of wood to make long lumber. Many manufacturers use scarf joints and splice joints in order to use exotic scrap materials, or when longer premium lumber is not available or material sc...
A table saw with a dado blade made easy and fast work of making the grid. Set up your table saw to cut half-lap joints in all the web pieces First, adjust the width of a dado set to just a little bit over 1/2″, or whatever it takes so the parts will easily slip by each ot...
Each half lap is made with two cuts on the table saw. Use a tenoning jig to hold the workpiece vertically. If you don't have a commercial tenoning jig, make one as shown [2/3]. A homemade tenoning jig consists of a saddle-like device that rides on the fence. The saddle's center...
Cut on the table saw (add a dado blade to make it faster) Use a routerStep 5 AssemblyOnce all your joints are cut, dry fit the frame and make sure everything fits tightly. Measure your diagonals to make sure your frame is square. If so then you are ready to glue and nail the mem...
Starting with the leg laps, set up stop blocks to determine the width of the lap. I set the final width to a hair less than the thickness of the stretcher, because I want to be able to sand the stretchers to fit to ensure a tight joint. Run the leg through the saw against one st...