Shaker Doors Quick Production Video

[@ratty2012]

This looks more like a factory. Nothing like the cabinet shop I work at. 👍

[@acerjuglans383]

Spoiler alert: you too work at a factory. Besides, there are inherent differences between a millwork shop and a cabinet shop, as evidenced by the task-specific machinery here.

[@robertordewald8678]

Cheater! Lol, having the correct tools makes what was difficult for a rookie to do well is now easy! Thanks for sharing, Bob Ordewald Staunton Va

[@xhw567]

I dont understand the use of the spacer balls anyone explain?

[@retrobuilds3729]

Wood moves, when using solid wood center panels they shrink and expand and the balls help it from ever being loose in the groove

[@hectorvega561]

Price on this 2 machines please 🙏

[@101kingtuck]

Where can I purchase the space ball insert

[@LouisianaSpey]

Now that's cheating. That's an amazing piece of machinery

[@acerjuglans383]

Always weird when people say you're "cheating" at woodworking. It's a job, not a test.

[@habibjohari8503]

very nice machine

[@prestonvaughn6633]

how many kitchens a year must a guy do to justify the investment ?

[@davidndahura7437]

Very wise comment , doesn't look simple more of a factory than a cabinet shop.

[@acerjuglans383]

​@@davidndahura7437A millwork shop--especially a door and drawer face millwork shop--use job-specific machinery that cabinet shops typically don't have, or need to have. PS: both millwork and cabinet shops are factories

[@theoilcanz]

please contact us about this setup

[@tn523948]

Let me get the dealer information in india..

[@iraqresitance9663]

My greeting from iraq

[@bruscifer]

Man! I gonna mortgage my house and buy those machines! I'll make doors just for fun! LOL!

[@acerjuglans383]

They're not as expensive as you think, but definitely not gonna be found at Home Depot.

[@CabezaDePistacho]

4 pieces is more efficient than 6? Lol. explain how

[@redhamansour4076]

Ho matche prix

[@projectboys7660]

HoMag Stiles Machinery

[@OmarGarcia-bi7jq]

Project Boys yeah amazing machines

[@davidndahura7437]

Not a viable investment.

[@acerjuglans383]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@mcgooinc3568]

Seems like a lot of money and time for that, when you could just have a SCM or Morbidelli CNC and cut it out of 1 piece, faster, stronger and longer lasting...

[@acerjuglans383]

Lol! Tell me you don't know anything about construction of furniture-grade processes, or about wood movement without telling me.

[@mcgooinc3568]

So you're telling me this entire process, of multiple machines, multiple processes, labour and the costs.. beats a CNC cutting it out of 1 piece of timber?? As nice as it is, this is a dieing art and you'll find it won't be around forever. As people crave, cheaper prices with the same or better quality..