Great process. I would have liked to see a little more detail on the joinery. Your wood hand screw clamp used as a door buck is hilarious. I would be terrified Id gouge the door with the router you are a brave soul.
Scott, I’m glad you found value in the videos. The cutter is made by Freeborn tool. It’s one of their double sided cope and pattern sets and I’m using the glass panel groover, also made by them.
Thanks, unfortunately I’m not in that space anymore, it got sold so I had to move out. It really depends, I typically work on this kind of stuff at night, so I usually don’t get a full day at it. I could make just the door in a few days, but making the jamb and sidelights really adds to it, so maybe 8 days or so.
Would you mind sharing what sealant you're using? Or what those little balls are you are placing with the panel? Presumably to prevent the panel from rattling?
I was using Dowsil. The balls are called space balls. They are rubber balls that keep pressure on the panel to allow it to expand and contract and not rattle.
Great job again. I love the tools andkeep making these videos.
Great process. I would have liked to see a little more detail on the joinery. Your wood hand screw clamp used as a door buck is hilarious. I would be terrified Id gouge the door with the router you are a brave soul.
Thanks for the feedback. It was a little wobbly, but I pressed on 😅
Nice job 👍👍👍👍
Thank you
I have learned so much from your videos. Would you mind sharing what kind of shaper cutter you're using to cut the edge profile- the orange cutter?
Scott, I’m glad you found value in the videos. The cutter is made by Freeborn tool. It’s one of their double sided cope and pattern sets and I’m using the glass panel groover, also made by them.
@@Capefearwoodwrights Thanks much
What material was the little black spacers you used for the paneling?
They are called space balls. They keep tension on the panel to keep it from rattling while still allowing the panel to expand and contract.
Man, awesome job. How long does it take you to build something like this? Love the shop. Well done.
Thanks, unfortunately I’m not in that space anymore, it got sold so I had to move out. It really depends, I typically work on this kind of stuff at night, so I usually don’t get a full day at it.
I could make just the door in a few days, but making the jamb and sidelights really adds to it, so maybe 8 days or so.
Would you mind sharing what sealant you're using? Or what those little balls are you are placing with the panel? Presumably to prevent the panel from rattling?
I was using Dowsil. The balls are called space balls. They are rubber balls that keep pressure on the panel to allow it to expand and contract and not rattle.