Project by TraylorPark | posted 04-07-2016 10:42 AM | 1828 views | 1 time favorited | 3 comments | ![]() |
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I’ve got some straight raised panel doors to make for a project and needed a better jig to cut them. This one was put together in about 10 minutes and works pretty nice. It’s set for flush sitting 3/4” panels, but could be made for whatever is needed. Comment, questions, and critiques always welcome.
Thanks for looking.
-- --Zach
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#1 posted 04-07-2016 05:26 PM
Good idea!! Thanks for posting this. I’ve got a project in the works that I can adapt this to. I’m not making a raised panel for a door, but the operation is similar enough, and I’ve been wondering how to do it.
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#2 posted 04-08-2016 03:21 AM
Traylor,
What angle do you set saw blade to cut these panels? Looks like a slick set up & would like to try it Thanks in advance for the info. Reds
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#3 posted 04-08-2016 02:24 PM
The blade can be set at any angle and it will depend on the height of the cut and if a lip is desired on the middle. For the illustrated cut the blade was 2 3/4” high and set at 5 degrees off 90. For the intended project door panels I’m going to make the height 2” with no lip so the angle will have to be a little steeper, probably 7 degrees. Hope that helps and if you need any other info let me know.
-- --Zach
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