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The Entry Door
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The Pocket Door
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The Loft Glass Door
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The Powder Room Door
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CLICK ON
COMPLETED DOORS TO SEE MORE
PICTURES
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Here is how these
doors were made for The Palisades Home
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It all starts from raw prime lumber
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I used 2" VG Old Growth Redwood or Ribbon Grain
Mahogany
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I flatten, straighten, and surface every piece of
wood
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Here I dry fit the Pantry door
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Then it is glued up ........ one piece at a
time
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dry fitting another
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don't forget that middle piece !!
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here it clamped up and flattened
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all glue is removed and we even toothbrush the
corners
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.......... every single corner
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here's another door in clamps
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the smaller door was able to be surfaced in my
dimensional sander
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the the hand sanding begins
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........ she better plug it in !!
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more hand sanding
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my signature
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each door is oiled with varnish oil ~ 4
coats
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it absorbs the oil for about 1 hr
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then cures 3-4 days before the next coat
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Here is the special Striated Fir Panels
stock
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.......... that we resaw and bookmatch
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nice work
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here are the raw panel blanks
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sanding the Striated Fir
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Here are the bookmatched panels before
sanding
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........... looks much better
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and all pieces are hand sanded
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Here are the "raw" panels ready for oil
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......... and it begins
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the oiling takes up to 2 weeks
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4 coats of oil on each panel
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the last coat of oil
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Here we are hand fitting each stop in the Entry
Door
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......... Nice Fit !
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Here we are cutting and fitting the stops in the
Redwood Doors
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a little caulk is still used (for interior door) to
keep the panel from "rattling"
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...... and the stops are fitted for the Loft
Door
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look at the bevels
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Here I'm marking the jambs for hinges
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and routing the jambs for the hinges
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Nice Job ....... the jambs will be painted
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