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Ep 10b: Creating the door panel and dry-fitting

Mike rabbets the door panel and adds grooves for the decorative muntons. Then he uses a shoulder plane to finess the door joinery before dry fitting the door.

By Michael Pekovich Feb 11, 2020

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I teach quite a bit and this wall cabinet is probably one of my favorite things to teach. It's not that big of a piece, but it packs in a ton of woodworking information. There's dovetailed case construction, through mortise-and-tenon joinery, a traditional dovetailed drawer, and a frame-and-panel door. Between all those things, that's 90 percent of the things that you need to know to build just about any piece of furniture. There are a… More about this Video Workshop

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Colbi_Stowers | Feb 11, 2020 10:31pm | #1
counting down the minutes until next week...10080 left.
Sharper802 | Feb 13, 2020 10:39pm | #2
The width of the Kumiko panel must be the same as the shoulder to shoulder distance of the middle rail. If it is larger then the the shoulders won't come up tight to the stiles, if it is less then the Kumiko panel will be too loose.
user-6823751 | Feb 25, 2020 09:48pm | #3
The look on Mikes face totally says, yea i took them to the jointer to get the reveal
mforno | Jul 27, 2020 06:18pm | #4
Having trouble viewing episodes 9 & 10 but the rest seem to work. anyone know of a temporary problem?

BenStrano | Jul 28, 2020 11:42am | #5
We're having some video host issues. We're aware and working on it.

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