Rail and stile stock

todd · 2006-12-04T06:48:56+00:00

I'm in a bit of a pickle. I've had my base cabinets (or at least the carcases) for the new kitchen finished and installed for a few months. However, I haven't gotten around to milling the rail and stile stock for the doors and drawer fronts. The new garshop isn't quite complete, so I don't really have any place to mill it. The missus, who has been pretty patient through this process, would like something done by Christmas. I know that I could buy the doors and drawer fronts complete, but I'm wondering if I could take just one step back and buy the rail and stile stock already made. If I had that, I could get enough going here to cut it to the required lengths. The local lumber place could cut my plywood panels to size, and I could do the glue-ups and finishing. It's just that I'm not set up now to joint, thickness plane, etc.This might be a longshot, since a Google search didn't turn up anything, but does anyone know any place that sells rail and stile stock?todd

Dec 04, 2006 23 Replies

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bent 19 years ago

well that actually doesn't sim raised panel, but the insetedness at least

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bent 19 years ago

" The moulding actually protrudes [toward us]

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Which is actually a PRO look. With my Arrow electric 5/8" brader and glue, its perfect.

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Pete C. 19 years ago

Perhaps you can get a month rental of a storage unit with power, draft a few friends and assemble a temp shop quickly to finish in the few weeks you have.

Pete C.

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todd 19 years ago

I'm starting to wonder if English is your first language.

todd

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