Looking to build bedroom doors...

Anybody?

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I got a set and they do work pretty darn good and the video and instructions in the kit are very usefull as well. I made some pocket doors out of Santos Mahogany and they were heavy. you get what you pay for on these….. Money well spent.

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grub32;

I don’t have the router bits you asked about, but I’ve made 5 doors for my home. I used traditional joinery methods, mortise and tenon. Have you considered doing it the old fashioned way?

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I’ve got a Freud door making set that worked beautifully. Very easy and fairly intuitive, but there was also a DVD tutorial that came with it….might even be online. I believe Infinity also has a door making set…I’d be surprised if it wasn’t also excellent. The bits are fairly large and pose a hefty load…I’m sure the 2hp router will spin them if you take your time, but a 15 amp (3hp) router will have an easier time….PC makes some nice routers, but there are other very good 15 amp routers for less….Milwaukee and Hitachi come to mind.

Here’s my closet door made from butternut and red oak.

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I appreciate the info. I am looking to match the rest of the cabinet doors that I have been making for the house so these bits fit the bill.

I am going to save up for the bigger router. I have all pc routers and I am very happy with them.

I will also check into the infinity bits. I am eager to get this project up and running.

Thanks,

Grub

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