Stuart Ablett
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I got the frames built for the door of the lower cabinet....
I hope to glue up the panels tonight and get the doors finished tomorrow.
I have a bit of a question, I do not have a "Back Cutter" style of raised panel bit, and I want the panels to be flush with the door frames, as I think they will survive longer flush than proud of the door frame, so can I just us my raised panel bit on both sides of the panel to make the panels sit flush to the door frame, any reason I can't/shouldn't do this? If you can understand what I mean.... ?
I hope to glue up the panels tonight and get the doors finished tomorrow.
I have a bit of a question, I do not have a "Back Cutter" style of raised panel bit, and I want the panels to be flush with the door frames, as I think they will survive longer flush than proud of the door frame, so can I just us my raised panel bit on both sides of the panel to make the panels sit flush to the door frame, any reason I can't/shouldn't do this? If you can understand what I mean.... ?