I've settled on 1.175" since it allows a 5/8" deep exterior door profile and enough room for a reverse raise using 1/2" panels. Its just enough to keep the backs flush.
What is everyone else using?
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I've settled on 1.175" since it allows a 5/8" deep exterior door profile and enough room for a reverse raise using 1/2" panels. Its just enough to keep the backs flush.
What is everyone else using?
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I like the Freeborn entry door set for cabinet doors and end up with 1 1/16-1 1/8 rails and stiles. When doing raised panels I think the Freeborn cutters need more profile to balance the larger cope and stick so I have a different larger cutter for that. DaveDSCN3498.jpgDSCN3496.jpg
Jared - I like that approach. I've been doing 1" since the major suppliers can provide that thickness. For hinges are you able to operate that door with a "thick door" Euro hinge like the Blum 95° half-cranked thick door hinge (thinking face frame) [71B96X0]? And if so, what hinge cup boring distance do you use?
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Last edited by Jared Sankovich; 01-21-2019 at 9:19 PM.
Jared you are starting with 5/4 rough? what thickness is it these days? are you doing your face frames the same or thicker? I still have some older material here when it was cut 1 1/8 to 1 3/16 on 4/4 rough. Have heard some mills still cut it thicker as in the past.
yeah recess the same so door edge back on the bead works out to about the same as what you do. Ill ask here if any suppliers cutting as it was. thanks