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   roc | Dec 29, 2011 11:45pm | #1

   Metal cabinet doors in your future ?

   Quality cabinets cost a great deal of money.

   Don't use them as a crutch in any case.

   Glue and nails/screws won't fix bad design or inferior joinery.

   Epoxy is the only thing that has a chance of working but probably not worth messing with unless you pull the doors apart at the joints, clean off the old glue using sand paper or edge tools and then apply the epoxy.

   Super glue (CA glue) etc won't stick to old glue and won't bridge gaps. (even after cleaning off the old glue there is bound to be enough in the wood to prevent CA glue or the other glues from having much of a chance).

   Just in case you have a magic wand or there are miracle workers afoot here that I am unaware of you may want to post some photos using the "Attach files to this comment" and the "Choose File " button just bellow your original post when you click on "Edit" on your original post.

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   Westchester | Dec 30, 2011 05:32pm | #2

   Loose Rails

   You may try to install some pocket hole screws in the back from rail to stile - providing you don't mind seeing the pocket hole.  There are wood dowel fillers that can cover the hole but you'll need some practice at staining ?  My wife does the same thing :>)

   SA