I know that it is a while since I have posted more on this project… halfway throughout the build using cope and stick frame joinery….change of plan from customer…
Now I have to make the doors with mortise and tenon… so yesterday I cut the 98 mortises and 98 tenons and got ready to bevel the inside edges and cut the groove for the panel…This was after remilling all the frame material..
Good thing though… I managed to book match all the inside stiles for the pairs of doors and cut all the rails so that they flow across the doors…Still a lot more work… which the customer has offered extra payment… 
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9 comments so far
jockmike2
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#1 posted 933 days ago
WOW, I DON’T KNOW IF I’D BEEN THAT NICE ABOUT IT. YOU HAVE THE EQUIPMENT THOUGH. NICE SAVE. WHAT A GUY!
-- (You just have to please the man in the Mirror) Mike from Michigan -
stefang
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#2 posted 933 days ago
Hi Larry. The doors frames look good and will be better with M/T joints.
-- Mike, American in Norway
ellen35
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#3 posted 933 days ago
Only 98??? You should have those done in about an hour with that Torque!! ;-))
-- Don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good.
matt garcia
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#4 posted 933 days ago
You’ll never forget how to do ‘em now!!!
-- Matt Garcia Wannabe Period Furniture Maker, Houston TX
moonls
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#5 posted 933 days ago
What a nice job and certainly a lot of work! Are those louvered panels that you are going to install. Did you make them as well? I’m asking because last May I made a louver door for my husband’s boat. It seems that making a louver panel looks easier than routing all the grooves for each slat separately. Thanks for any info on this.
-- Lorna, Cape Cod
CaptainSkully
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#6 posted 933 days ago
This is SO much better than the guy who bought the teak louvered cabinet door at West Marine and posted it as a project! Nicely done sir…
-- You can't control the wind, but you can trim your sails
Napaman
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#7 posted 932 days ago
What Chris???
Nice job goose…
-- Matt--Proud LJ since 2007
sras
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#8 posted 931 days ago
I was wondering how this was going! Seems like your client understands to cost of a reset – at least I hope so. I’m looking forward to seeing the final installation! Thanks for the update.
-- Steve - Impatience is Expensive
eddy
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#9 posted 930 days ago
good save finished job should look great
-- self proclaimed copycat
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