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[jmbfestool]

Yeah why

just asking

 

[jmbfestool]

vid??  Pictures get boring

 

[woodguy7]

Nice touch with the video.  Should do more of them.  I always use aluminium primer on Mahogany.  Only primer that really sticks to Mahogany.  Bloody expensive though !

 

[jmbfestool]

Nice touch with the video.  Should do more of them.  I always use aluminium primer on Mahogany.  Only primer that really sticks to Mahogany.  Bloody expensive though !

Ill try!  Vids are good to see the entire job more easily I think

 

[jmbfestool]

These wardrobe doors made and have been fitted and sprayed with oil based paint.  Ill see if I can find pictures with them fitted.

 

[jmbfestool]

Some ladders made with birch plywood and plenty of dominos!!

 

[jmbfestool]

Closer shots of the wardrobe doors.

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[Jalvis]

I Really like those wardrobe doors.  How about some details on the construction. 

How are the Muntins installed to the Door? 

Did you paint the doors and then Install the Glass?

 

[jmbfestool]

I Really like those wardrobe doors.  How about some details on the construction. 

How are the Muntins installed to the Door? 

Did you paint the doors and then Install the Glass?

Doors are made of tulip and MDF panel.

4 Doors are like you see in the pictures other 4 have mirrors and 2 were smaller plain doors.
The mirrors are one solid panel with the beads stuck on the face. 

Taped the entire mirror up first then using a Stanley knife cut out exactly where the cross beads where going.  I sprayed these doors with a oil base undercoat paint. 

The doors are dominod together. Other tools used for the doors were Festool OF2200 in the CMS, rotex and gilatine trimmer.  They were all made in site.

 

[Tinker]

JMB, Great job. 
I have, at times, struggled with finishing where something like you muntons cross glass or wood. Your solution of taping everything and then cutting where they cross is sooooo simple, i wonder why a smart  : guy like me never thought of it.  Oh well, I guess i still have a little of the heavier hammer and less mud in my mind.  I'll get there one of these days as long as guys like you keep boring us with your endless pictorials.  [dead horse]

But, no kidding, your work is great and I do appreciate the effort you put in to show & tell how you did it.
Tinker

 

[jmbfestool]

Thought just post some curved doors I did other day with the curvomatic  brilliant kit

Here is one finished door I sprayed up with undercoat only. 

Rear of door

Front of door

 

[Alan m]

curve o mattic
is that the extruded aluminium system  that can bend

any more pics build  the door

 

[jmbfestool]

curve o mattic
is that the extruded aluminium system  that can bend

any more pics build  the door

Yes it is and yeah I have!

 

[galwaydude18@gmail.com]

Any pics of that system and how you built the door using it? Lovely looking door by the way!!

 

[jmbfestool]

 

[galwaydude18@gmail.com]

Is the door made from separate pieces or one piece? I never saw that system before. Looks really good.

 

[Alan m]

thanks jmb.
what do you think of the system. is it wortht he cost

how did you make the door. was it solid layers and then a few layers with the center cut out

 

[jmbfestool]

Not got any pics stage by stage sorry

Here is one of the doors before painted

 

[galwaydude18@gmail.com]

Did u use 6mm for the flat panel then 12mm for the rails and stiles? Route the profile on the rails and stiles and mitre the corner of the profile and glue it all up in that jig then?

I'm guessing here to be honest

 

[tiralie]

Thought just post some curved doors I did other day with the curvomatic  brilliant kit
Front of door

Very cool. I think (curve) it looks great.
How did you deal with the molding to have it form to the curve?
Tim