I'm working on a set of walnut kitchen cabinets with a beaded faceframe and inset doors. I am making strips of beaded trim on the shaper, ripping them on the table saw and applying to the inside of the frame.
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Thanks Ken and Michael, I appreciate it. I always make my frames and doors before the carcasses and figured I would fit everything now and even hang the doors in the frame... Who knew how much easier it made everything. A happy accident!
Nice looking door Justin good idea to fit the doors in the frame first never thought of that Happy Easter everyone .
Beautiful, Justin.
Very attractive design.
Thank you Mr. Dean!
Sweet cabinet frame and the beed work looks great.
Hi Justin, Yes fitting the inset doors are much easier doing when you fit them before the faceframe is attached to a cabinet. That is my standard was of doing it. I build the face frame first and then the cabinet behind the faceframes. It is a faster and more accurate way. It is also very helpful doing it this was too as if you are using the European hinge you can be more accurate in setting the inter panels of a cabinet division so the hinging work without binding. I totally agree with you on the doors too. It is nice to see someone who likes quality in their work. Have a good day and a nice Easter
The panels are solid 3/4 inch stock, this is air dried walnut and plywood panels being steamed don't really look or have the weight of a solid panel.
Thanks Jay, still needs a little more tweaking, but I've found it's a lot easier to fit the doors to the frames when they aren't on the cabinet. Thank you for your kind words.
Justin, nice looking face frame and door assembly. I like the grain pattern and the layout that you have done in this photo. It shows your talent for picking your grain and also shows your craftsmanship. You have executed the hard part of fitting a door within a face frame in a very precise fitting which leads to the overall appearance. Like they say, the inset door is the "hallmark" of the cabinet maker. Thank you for sharing some of your work again.
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