Making Raised Panel - Step by Step

[@brandensparkes335]

the terms you're looking for is tongue and groove! nice video!

[@The78bluedevils]

For the panel set, look for ones that have set up block. A time saver

[@elgalloclaudio4780]

what kind of bit did you use for this job ? n where can I get the router n bits you used tks ...great job n tks for what u do appreciate you

[@gigioelamiguito]

beauty work, you are great.

[@Bushcraftapprentice]

+Erick Zelaya Thx!

[@agprince82]

Thanks, David. I always wondered what happened to you after you left Dunder Mifflen.

[@willytinlouisville]

Good job.

[@ronjohnsonoutdoors339]

Really nice job. ATB Ron

[@Bushcraftapprentice]

+Ron Johnson Outdoors Thanks Ron!

[@conjering]

Dude thanks for the video.

[@yolandarivera6872]

conjering i

[@lovera3878]

Thank you. I want to build exterior shutters for my house. I priced them and the cost is too high. Other than using planed 2x red cedar, is there anything I should consider as far as joints. I have the bits for raised panel doors but I see some shutter companies use mortise and tenon joints. Thnak you

[@Bushcraftapprentice]

Hi Carlos, if you have similar bits as I used here, the track itself serves as the joint. just be sure to glue properly and it should last.

[@lovera3878]

thank you

[@RobinLewisMakes]

That's one sexy looking door!

[@Bushcraftapprentice]

haha thanks

[@DKA.77]

nice video what material did you use for construction of cabinets ? Also, would you use same method for draw fronts?

[@Bushcraftapprentice]

thanks! this is just white pine. and if you mean drawer fronts then yes

[@erniezamora9509]

what type of bit raise pa rl sre you using ...sorry to ask im learning thanks...nice video...

[@Bushcraftapprentice]

+Ernie Zamora Watch the video maybe?

[@trjma555]

Ernie Zamora

[@willemkossen]

Nice work. Never saw those monster bits. How long did the entire door take to make?

[@Bushcraftapprentice]

takes me about 30 minutes to make that door.

[@johnal4560]

what kind of wood u use plz ?

[@Bushcraftapprentice]

Pine

[@keeshaharms1993]

The Apprentice love your videos! Thank you for them. Because pine is such a soft wood, would you recommend this for say a kitchen cabinet door?

[@Plain-Ole-Chuck]

Nice job .. probably one I won't be trying though ..lol If I can't wack it out with an axe I'm pretty much done lol

[@Bushcraftapprentice]

+MWC5152 I can respect that! Denis

[@milenaj3616]

Yeah this is quite a clever way to do it, additionally if you look at Woody Hyezmar’s woodworking method (google him) you’ll find creative alternatives.

[@ivanferreira7370]

I pay for this . I lost my money. Only old projects

[@bogdankarpovich7695]

You can go to woodprix if you would like to make it yourself guys.

[@bobabooey8367]

oops did you just take off your daughters finger tip with that hand planer??

[@Bushcraftapprentice]

Bob Abooey is that a round about way of saying you think my daughters hands were close to the work? You must never have used a hand plane...

[@scottallen8499]

Less talking dude, show us more actual wood working

[@joebidenz4422]

I kept fast forwarding to get to the wood working part but it was always you just talking. Epic fail.