Bannedjoe
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These are a set of doors my mother gave me many years ago that I'll be incorporating into my house addition.
The thing is, I only have two, and need at least 3, maybe more to keep with the theme.
There'll be lots of bevel cuts and dados for sure, with mortise and tenons all over the place combined with tongue and groove.
My question for this morning, is what do you call the piece, or to be more precise, the process in making the piece in the second picture?
I'm guessing it could be made with a series of dado cuts before being inserted.
These pieces are all floating in the door, mounted in with T&G joints.
Thanks!
The thing is, I only have two, and need at least 3, maybe more to keep with the theme.
There'll be lots of bevel cuts and dados for sure, with mortise and tenons all over the place combined with tongue and groove.
My question for this morning, is what do you call the piece, or to be more precise, the process in making the piece in the second picture?
I'm guessing it could be made with a series of dado cuts before being inserted.
These pieces are all floating in the door, mounted in with T&G joints.
Thanks!