Shaker Doors Are So Simple This Way!

[@JesperMakes]

Thanks again for this video ❤

[@FixitFingers]

Nice and easy Karl, great step-by-step explanation.

[@JesperMakes]

Awesome tips Karl.

[@lynjermey6423]

I really like how clearly you explain methods and reasons for them.

[@karlpopewoodcraft]

Thank you Lyn that's really kind 😊

[@Saladzingers]

Was hoping we’d see something off this project Karl, it looks great. You’re going to have to do a breakdown on your painting methods because you get such a great finish, they look sprayed!

[@karlpopewoodcraft]

Cheers mate, I have a video on how to paint mdf in the back catalogue. 🙂

[@benjaqsonworkshop9974]

Brilliantly well explained. Another great video Karl with straightforward methods. I think it's a brave woodworker who will film a glue-up. Cheers, Ben.

[@karlpopewoodcraft]

Thanks Ben. 😀

[@paulcooper9187]

Really easy to follow, thanks

[@craigshackleton4310]

Love your work buddy. Can’t wait for the next video 👍

[@dy1an]

Nice explainer. My table saw does exactly the same when I wind the blade down too. Couldn't work out why my tenons were getting chunkier and chunkier 😂

[@karlpopewoodcraft]

Haha same here 🤣

[@trevorb1239]

Excellent how to video,I think even I could have a go at making those cheers Karl 👍👍🇦🇺

[@karlpopewoodcraft]

Thanks Trevor 😀

[@trevorb1239]

@@karlpopewoodcraft cheers mate 👍😀👍👍🇦🇺

[@KirstiePervinDavies]

Great work Karl. Very informative video. Keep up the awesome work. 👏😀

[@karlpopewoodcraft]

Thanks Kirstie 😀

[@Fred16721]

Hey-up Karl, A great easy to follow vid, thanks. I know you are a joiner and make a living from it but after watching you over your time on this channel, I can see without a doubt that your skills continue to improve. I am not anywhere near your skill set ( and will never be) but I enjoy my hobby of working with wood and you have helped me no end. In my view, probably the best channel (for me) on KZbin. I hope your subs go through the roof mate, regards, Fred

[@karlpopewoodcraft]

Hey thank you Fred, it's been a long road learning along the way and still a long way to go. I think it's one of those trades where you never stop learning. Thank you for your long lasting support mate, your a gentleman.

[@samsboringchannel]

Another video full of great information mate! Cheers

[@davidjolley2669]

Hi Karl, Well explained and thought out, keep posting! Cheers

[@karlpopewoodcraft]

Cheers David 😀

[@SteveMaker]

Cracking video and job mate. Cupboard coming on nicely since I visited the workshop - going great guns mate, keep it up 👍

[@DaymeEdna]

I’ve been putting off making some doors like this for my mitre saw cabinet, but now that you’ve shown me how to easily build them, they’ll soon be done. Thanks heaps!

[@karlpopewoodcraft]

Cheers mate and good luck with your doors.

[@steveposton3928]

Another excellent video Karl ,great process, Ive recently bought a flat kerf blade for my table saw, Saves a lot of hassle. Gotta love shaker style doors

[@karlpopewoodcraft]

Thanks Steve, yes there great for this application.

[@frankslittleworkshop]

😁 Nice job Karl. Cant wait to see the final outcome. Haven't used my grooving blade for a while, think I need to find an excuse to use it. Thanks again for the video 😁👍

[@karlpopewoodcraft]

Cheers Frank. 🙂

[@samrix5793]

Great video!!

[@karlpopewoodcraft]

Cheers Sam. 🙂

[@fathogwoodworking]

Another well explained technique. You make it look so simple.

[@karlpopewoodcraft]

Cheers mate.

[@bhajansbyguptani8114]

HELLO FRIEND GOOD MORNIG

[@karlpopewoodcraft]

Hi 👋

[@peacebrother8942]

Hi Karl. Great video, thank you. Could you post the link for the saw blade with the 6mm kerf please?

[@karlpopewoodcraft]

amzn.to/3nHtNil

[@karlpopewoodcraft]

Here you go mate sorry forgot to add it. Cheers mate

[@mathewgallimore1484]

Have you considered a 1/4inch router groove bit rather than the 6mm table saw blade? That will give you the extra width to accommodate the panel better?

[@karlpopewoodcraft]

Hi Mathew yes I have done it that way, I just seem to be able to fly through it this way.

[@psaxton]

Thanks for the video. Very clear and given me an idea of how to make a frame. Could you please let me know about the feather board you used on your table saw as I’m looking for one. Cheers.

[@karlpopewoodcraft]

Hi Paul cheers mate, these are the feather boards amzn.to/3P8X7tB

[@psaxton]

@@karlpopewoodcraft Cheers Karl. I’ll get some on order.

[@roscolife7804]

Thanks Karl, is gluing the centers a good idea, is wood movement not a consideration

[@karlpopewoodcraft]

Hi Rosco with the material being MDF wood movement is not a concern at all as its very stable.

[@roscolife7804]

@@karlpopewoodcraft cheers, love the channel mate, all the way in sunny South Africa

[@karlpopewoodcraft]

@@roscolife7804 Awesome cheers mate

[@Pete.Ty1]

👍👍👍

[@garry247]

Which 6mm kerf blade do you use

[@karlpopewoodcraft]

amzn.to/3UZclWd This one.

[@RichardSnow-m2r]

Hi, really inspired by this video. I am currently searching out circular saws for this job and notice you have dewalt model. I am struggling to find the correct thicker 6mm blades or know which circular saw can take this?I spoke to one big store in London and the chap suggested you can't really get them any more. Any advice? Cheers.

[@karlpopewoodcraft]

Hi do you mean the 6mm kerf groving blade I use in my Dewalt dw745 table saw? If yes these blades are readily available on amazon. I'll pop a link for the one i use below.

[@karlpopewoodcraft]

amzn.to/3vgQAsu

[@RichardSnow-m2r]

Awesome. @@karlpopewoodcraft

[@RichardSnow-m2r]

Cool, does your saw take any special adaptation to fit that blade or something that can be used in any good saw as long as it's got the same bore etc? I ask because I am trying to make sure the saw I buy will take this type of blade.

[@karlpopewoodcraft]

@@RichardSnow-m2r these blades don't need any fancy adaptations as long as the bore size is correct game on.

[@greenfroggaming736]

Excellent tip about raising the table saw I always find there is slack in the mechanism top work boys 🫡

[@karlpopewoodcraft]

Thanks mate 😀