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Choosing Door Hingesby Robert J. Settich
Hinges do more than hold doors; they can enhance or detract from the hours of workmanship you've put into building a piece of fine furniture. The right set of hinges ...
Install Inset Doors With Easeby J. Speetjens
Having hung hundreds of inset cabinet doors in his career, J. Speetjens has taken the guesswork out of fitting them into the openings. His method works for most ...
Sliding Doors for Furnitureby Seth Janofsky
Seth Janofsky loves the look and convenience of sliding doors in the furniture he designs. A well-made sliding door is almost effortless to open, can be lifted ...
Graceful Glass Doorsby Steve Latta
It takes precise machine and hand work to create the elegant glass doors in this bookcase by woodworker Steve Latta, but the results are worth it. The joinery of ...
Frame-and-Panel Doorsby Lonnie Bird
Detailed directions in this article guide furniture makers through the sometimes tricky process of building frame-and-panel doors. The author shows how to set up ...
Smooth Tamboursby Mike Weiss
Mike Weiss explains how to rip tambour slats with minimal kerf loss and without interrupting the wood grain. He advises creating a drawing of the project first ...
Wood Pulls Tailored to Fitby Peter Tischler
Pulls offer an opportunity to merge design and function. This article discusses how to select wood for the pulls, using modeling clay to test out your design, how ...
Keeping Plank Doors Flatby Christian Becksvoort
Christian Becksvoort collaborated with a student and Andrew Garton, of the Center for Furniture Craftsmanship, to arrive at solutions for keeping plank doors from ...
Where Door Meets Doorby Steve Latta
Dealing with double doors -- lipped, unlipped, astragal, and beads. Installing double-ball catches, wooden stops, flush bolts and elbow catches, and bullet catches.From ...
Arched Top Cabinet Doorsby Bill Ewing
Bill Ewing developed a quick way to cut arched doors, using an adjustable jig that allows him to cut raised-panel doors of almost any size. He says it’s best to ...
Three Ways to Make Cabinet Doorsby Steve Latta
Three types of doors will solve most needs: doors for fine furniture, doors with glass panels, and low-budget quickie doors. Steve Latta shows how to make all of ...
Build a Houseful of Doorsby John Lively
John Lively of Fine Woodworking explains how to make and hang a door in a weekend or two. He also tells how to build a door to fit exactly into an existing opening. ...
Coopering a Doorby Garrett Hack
Garrett Hack explains what coopering is and how to achieve predictable results with a minimum of effort. He uses a pattern to figure the number of staves, their ...
Hanging Butt Hinges, Unconventionallyby Stephen Lamont
Practical or aesthetic considerations sometimes lead to different approaches to installing hinges, writes craftsman Stephen Lamont. Here, he explains how to put ...