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Brad

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Subject : Markore Crotch Panel Passage Door
Posted : 2009-07-13 12:29 PM
Post #35624
Well after many many months of leaning against a wall I finally decided to finish my doors (hardware is on its way too). Since you all helped, I thought I would share a pic of the final door before mounting to see what you think. The rail/stiles are Stave core.

This door is actually one of my poorer panels (four of the ten doors are done). I didnt quite follow Craig's suggestions close enough and I wound up with a few bubbles to fix.

http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj176/Brad805/Passage%20Doors/DSC02277-sm.jpg

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BigRob777

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Subject : RE: Markore Crotch Panel Passage Door
Posted : 2009-07-13 7:40 PM
Post #35628 - In reply to #35624
Brad,
I've been wanting to see your final product. I love the "eye" in the middle of the top panel. I'm going to post a question about makore, as I don't want to hijack your post.

Awesome job.
Rob


 
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craig tufankjian

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Subject : RE: Markore Crotch Panel Passage Door
Posted : 2009-07-16 8:30 PM
Post #35643 - In reply to #35624
Brad ,

looks great nice job.... what did you use for the stave core?


 
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Brad

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Subject : RE: Markore Crotch Panel Passage Door
Posted : 2009-07-17 6:07 PM
Post #35646 - In reply to #35643
Thks Craig. I used a glulam beam. I have a good supply of these.

Brad


 
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Don Stephan

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Subject : RE: Markore Crotch Panel Passage Door
Posted : 2009-07-19 3:48 PM
Post #35649 - In reply to #35646
"stave core"?


 
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craig tufankjian

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Subject : RE: Markore Crotch Panel Passage Door
Posted : 2009-07-19 6:37 PM
Post #35650 - In reply to #35649
stave core material is multiple pieces of secondary wood glued up on edge to make a blank. usually #1 common white pine 2foot by 8 foot blanks two inches thick. instead of using solid wood for the door rails which could in some cases warp you would use stave core material. each face has a 1/4 inch piece of would glued to it and the edges as well to replicate a solid piece of wood.
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