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4 Ways to Make Panels Pop

comments (1) February 17th, 2010 in Reader's Gallery

Betsy Engel, contributor

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Photo: Michael Keller

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Doors are dominant on most cabinet designs, so dressing up door panels is an easy way to make furniture stand out. And because they are flat and finite, panels are a great place to try out new techniques. This collection of articles shows four panels that are tasteful without being overwhelming: book-matched, hand-carved, woven, and routed. Read the articles from Fine Woodworking issue # 211

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MrBoots writes: I'm trying to figure out what size bit was used in the panel. I know it must be in the write up but I can't find it to save my >>>>>>>> well I can't find it. I have 3/8 and 1/2 inch. I have bowl cutter and I looks close.
Any way to find out????
Posted: 3:12 pm on July 5th

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