Hello everyone,
I spent about 4 hours tonight turning a bunch of rough boards into rail & stile material for my kitchen doors, drawers and end panels.
Here is the rough stock,
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all had to be face jointed,
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planed,
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finally ripped into the four different widths I would need for the 22 raised panels required for the kitchen,
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doors have a 2-7/16" width rail and stile, the rails of upper drawers are 1-7/16, side panels stiles next to face frames are 1-11/16 and side panels that need to be scribed to the walls start out at a really fat
2-15/16 to account for the grossest possible walls. I know that a 1/2" for scribing is overkill, but better safe than sorry.
The pile looks quite different once it has gone from the rough to finished width,
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setup a Delta branded CMT fingernail profile stick bit in my JessEm router table,
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bearing is inline with both fence faces, no rocking of the straight edge, but the bearing still rolls when I slide the combination square blade back and fourth.
I then powerfed all the stock through,
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is what I finished with tonight,
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up, cut all the stock to length, cope the ends and raise some panels out of 1/2" MDF.
Thanks for looking,
David.
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