Don't Skip This Crucial Step!

This video is your secret weapon! We'll show you pro-tips and tricks to transform your cabinet door glue-up from a stressful scramble into a smooth, satisfying success. Learn how to get perfectly flush joints every time, with minimal mess and maximum efficiency. Get ready to say goodbye to wobbly doors and hello to cabinet-making confidence!
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[@bobbray9666]

When I glue up assembled doors (rail, stiles and center panel), I use two squares I made from a 2'x2' square pieces of 1/2" plywood with 1x2's screwed to two edges of the plywood as the references and use them on opposite corners of the door. It would seem that without using a square the the doors should be square but that isn't always true, especially if your 90 degree rail cuts aren't EXACTLY 90 degrees. Getting the doors square is really important and you'd find out they aren't square when you install them to your cabinet box, which is way too late after the glue is dry. Then you'd need to start over in making a new door. I leave them in the squares for ~10 mins to allow the glue get tacky to hold the square door before removing and clamping. I learned that the hard way as out of square gets amplified on larger doors. I suppose you could check for square upon clamping but fresh glue is slippery and parts can easily move out of square.

[@MattLitkeRacing]

That’s about the best door I’ve ever seen!

[@sedgetool]

now ya talkin

[@user-se4wq6xi4h]

For even lower stress, I make the doors +8 mm in height and width, then trim to size. Plus, Milwaukee makes a nice cordless pin nailer😀

[@sedgetool]

ok

[@user-se4wq6xi4h]

@@sedgetoolPlus, great videos!

[@ConcordCarpenter]

I like the pin nail step!!😊

[@sedgetool]

cool

[@thomash6496]

Thanks Sedge, I appreciate your tips that you share with us.

[@sedgetool]

My pleasure!

[@AngieWilliamsDesigns]

I’ve never made cope and stick doors. Great tips.

[@sedgetool]

happy to help !!

[@milandjordjevic5949]

My Sunday is with this Video Perfekt . Another great Tip from Sedges Woodwork school . Y must buy a House near you and y be your Neighbor Sedge . Greetings for You,Big D and the best Kameraman Chris Milan from Wonderfull District Meidling in Vienna . 1 Million Thumbs up 👍

[@sedgetool]

Thank you soooooo much Milan !🙏

[@tc9148]

Great tips, thank you. This was incredibly helpful. I have a family job to make shutters for 5 windows involving 40 units just as you demonstrated. Though I’ve made many units like this in the past, using Titebond 3 glue, toothbrush trick, credit card glue spreader and ½” 23 gauge pins were new to me. Can’t thank you enough for all the tips. Will make my 40 unit build so much easier. Would love to see a follow-up video on how you rout cope and stick on rails and stiles, especially how you avoid tear out on rail stick ends.

[@sedgetool]

You bet!

[@joebeaton1101]

Great tutorial... Awesome tips > Especially the toothbrush hack and 23 gage pinning!!

[@sedgetool]

Glad it was helpful!

[@christianbuzio9468]

Always useful ! Sedge you 👍🏻💪🏻

[@sedgetool]

Thank you !!!

[@pmelchman]

great tip with the nailer...I'm going to try this tip very soon.

[@sedgetool]

Glad it was helpful!

[@bradvicam]

Was using pin nailers over 40 years ago to make cope and stick doors. Look at the back of Decorative Specialities doors they all have pins.

[@sedgetool]

for sure

[@warrensmith2902]

Now that's am ideaI've never heard before. Shooting 23g nails in yor C&S doors. well done and thanks for the tip.

[@sedgetool]

cool !!!

[@ronh9384]

Good video guys. I’ll be trying some of the tips. And the raised panel door you show is my favorite kind of door. I like raised panel doors! All of our cabinets came with shaker panel style doors and some of the veneer on 2-3 doors has buckled and cracked so that is my excuse to make new raised panel doors. 😊

[@sedgetool]

👍

[@Johnny19O]

Hey Sedge, Do you have any plans for going through the cope and stick door build with Big "D"? I know you did it on a Festool Friday but it would be nice see from your shop in a little more detail. Thanks for all you do. Johnny O - Atco NJ

[@sedgetool]

I have thinking of doing that ...Thanks Johnny O !!!

[@mattbowers5342]

You’ve given me another reason to buy a pinner!

[@sedgetool]

Awesome

[@62effjay]

Make your rails fat and your stiles long. Then trim the doors to size and square in your crosscut sled after the glue is dry. So much easier.

[@sedgetool]

too time consuming for me with all the setups to remove equally all 4 times for each door ... tried it that way many years ago

[@stevenlengyel9701]

Easy for him maybe I’m still new

[@sedgetool]

repetition !!!!!

[@gtjr1975]

Sedge I need one of those mobile stools…

[@sedgetool]

ok

[@gtjr1975]

Are they discontinued?

[@stevenlengyel9701]

I always save my old tooth brushes for the shop 👍👍

[@sedgetool]

cool

[@Mike-dy8bq]

Do you not use spacer balls for wood panel doors or did you skip over this for the sake of time?

[@sedgetool]

skipped over it.... I have used them in the past !!!

[@Benmeglei1]

Get in here camera man!

[@sedgetool]

🤣

[@stevenlengyel9701]

Realy

[@barriowoodworks]

Toothbrush tip is money.

[@sedgetool]

Wicked cool !!!

[@allanzimmerman214]

I always use my wife’s toothbrush. 😂

[@sedgetool]

Nice !!!!!🤣