Making a shaker style door. 

Thank you. Once you upgrade the gauge it there’s really not many limits to the table saw.

lol once you see how much smoother things go, you’ll be kicking yourself for not doing it sooner. lol good luck you got it!

Thank you

Thank you and I’m so happy it can help. Again, highly recommend waxing/polishing your table saw prior. It’ll run so much smoother

Thank you. An actual door shop is still much better. But these will get by

Thank you

Thank you. Glad it could help

umm, I’m definitely working on that lol

It is a bora stand and I’m just using 1/2 ply as the top. I hate that I went so long without one but only downside is that you have to buy a few attachments so it’s at the height of your table saw.

@@justaskmo5984 Thank you and God bless you.

It took me two days to build out everything and two days to paint.

Absolutely. The nail hole will just be bigger to fill. Doesn’t seem like much, but when you’re doing a lot of doors, it takes a lot more to really make it disappear. Especially when you’re getting the same result

@justaskmo5984 got it. I only have a pair of clamps. And I need to build about 40 doors and drawer fronts for my house. Will use the brad nail because it is the smallest nailer I have. At this moment I would rather spend the money on wood. I already made a door using your technique. Thanks!

I’m happy it could help.

I definitely appreciate what you’re saying and if you don’t feel safe, by no means don’t do it. But to be fair, nothing about using power tools guarantees safety if there isn’t a little common sense being used. I’ve been doing this method for over 6 years now and it works for me.