Project Information
To say that my wife was a little upset with all the sawdust escaping from my shop into the other side of the basement would be an understatement .
So with that being said I set out to remedying this problem once and for all..
1. Design:
The door itself couldn't be any easier so using 2×4 and 1/4" plywood I used a mortise and stub tennis joinery in making the door frame and just slit in 1/4" plywood as panels, then just gluing the whole thing up.
2: Complications:
Because I have household pipes going right through the door entrance I had to retrofit the door to avoid the pipes that's why the top right section is missing a corner
3: Door Embelishments
I bought some 2" wide aluminum and custome cut and attached them across the joint lines to give it that industrial look
And with my brand new router table I made my own moulding and finally stained the whole door accept the moulding a deep mahogany.
So with that being said I set out to remedying this problem once and for all..
1. Design:
The door itself couldn't be any easier so using 2×4 and 1/4" plywood I used a mortise and stub tennis joinery in making the door frame and just slit in 1/4" plywood as panels, then just gluing the whole thing up.
2: Complications:
Because I have household pipes going right through the door entrance I had to retrofit the door to avoid the pipes that's why the top right section is missing a corner
3: Door Embelishments
I bought some 2" wide aluminum and custome cut and attached them across the joint lines to give it that industrial look
And with my brand new router table I made my own moulding and finally stained the whole door accept the moulding a deep mahogany.