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Building a Door
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" And the first thing we wanted to do here is that built some sort of a jig. To to build the doors -- at which is nothing more than a guide for your work. That's right Al who have done taken piece of plywood with about what is straight heads screwed it down right along the factory ads so that we don't got a perfectly straight edge here to work again right and often that we do is tell the framing square. And put another piece on a ninety degree angle off -- that and we're just gonna hold all of material. Into that Connor and traveler -- know the doors are here plan and the doors are -- being made her as saying. These are already dining room. And you could push at all into the and here's what we -- stuff and make sure that you're gonna have nice square door. That's that. What's the size of the doors to make this woman's most governor 26 is a thirty inch dog and how high the high does that six foot sex they've got all the the board cut the boards cut to that height -- cut the long length it Aaron and this is it going to be what you call was the back door will happen. A cleat along the bottom line the top edge joining the two at an angle will be another piece of pine that. Really gives it got strength and look like the letters. So are you ready to put us put together Obama go on while -- to dove sits when right -- I was gonna say you've taken. This the tongue off of this last board over here right but then you have to remove the groove this one. OK that means a trip through the table saw the table I'll set up that right now right -- All right now Howard and make sure we get all these tongue and grooves in really tight OK well we're just gonna go up. What I've done is -- wet a couple of wedges actually I need this stuff. Take a piece of scrap -- slash right through it and then -- you just put it. Right there we want it. And screw one edged down. Into your plywood and and the plywood and others and really the other component of the the jig setup. Okay. Take this case here off. Drive him. And that -- it up. Not Palin do the same thing over on this all right that pretty tight but that's -- this -- now ready to put the cleats on OK and the cleats you do want to put a little -- when definitely I want to put glue on it and we've -- it is just taken the tongue and groove Arafat and keep as wide canyon okay. I. Should they go all the way to the top or should you leave back a little hold it up -- brought about an inch. And in cut and so that there had been shot of the jam the door and -- nice to have that much place so if you have to do and adjusting and the door. Flaming that are cutting it. You've got the room. That's good right there. In these dissension quarter inch galvanized."
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" It because. -- the top. Get me get the glue and it's a good variety of the framing square to make sure that your cleats or on. Constraint good straight exactly. And that look what's good is that. OK now for the easy part of the back. You need to take aboard and credited angle of one way to get the angle is to bring your regular board into play here overlap in the right angle and transfer with a straight edge -- you can. Use the belt where. You know right here. Not as well there's. -- transfer that it's yeah. My Good Charlotte and and that is the same thing -- this plea that fits nicely. Blues and -- written. -- not yet. Somewhere. See all right that should be good and tight for a long long time. Let's stand it up through it looks like this is just the first of seven norms seventh of that and I'll it. And there ago. Beauty evidence that once it put in place either with a strap injured -- danger whenever. It blends right in flush with the rest of the pine paneling on this partition and gives the whole. Wall very uniform look."
