Woodhaven MDF Door Kit

[@rafemaxwell4143]

The huge round edges in the corners make it look obviously fake and cheap. I like the idea, a lot of companies use CNC milled MDF-HDF panels for doors but use a stepped bit or very fine bit for the corners so they actually look like a real 5 piece door.

[@WelshRabbit]

This sounds like a great way to produce faux raised panel doors at a fraction of the time and cost of the real thing, I do have one question, however. At 2:00, you suggest using veneered MDF for a solid wood appearance. If you do that, then what treatment do you suggest to cover the exposed MDF where the router cut the groves so it does not look so ugly and blends with the hardwood veneer? If the raw exposed MDF can't be covered, am I correct in believing that this is practical only for painted cabinet door applications?

[@MrJinwright]

Do you make a kit for creating shaker doors?

[@leksey7870]

Expensive , but solves the problem of manufacture of panels. Like!

[@TANORY]

5/8 to 3/4 minimun for the door

[@patrickkelly7000]

Yes that was the problem here in Ireland in the early eighty's when you router MDF we use to mix a small amount of stain though the laquar and blew in the edges and grouves then we tinted the laquar for the final coat you had to match the stain to suit the venner

[@Cici2318.]

can u use this door kit on real wood and engineered wood? please respond...

[@d4n1989]

what grade mdf do you use?

[@julungwangi8999]

What is the bit name ..? what size...?

[@vladimirmilic1]

what is the price?

[@khaanruksaar87]

which bit u use for this design?

[@eYeSoFdAnGeR]

Can pine be used.

[@patrickkelly7000]

Yes you can use pine but as soon as you router the grouves it will warp

[@ulyjacelgalletes7842]

what kind of router bit are you using on this?

[@Trinicomic]

It looks like Bits 56300 & 57250 kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZWaZJmNiLlnp8Um57s

[@patrickkelly7000]

TC bits which is not hard to get how ever you need to be able to sharpen your own as they loss there edge very quickly Diamond cutters are best last 10 times longer but you can sharpen them yourself

[@juliovazquez5364]

Really good video but where can I buy the templates?

[@zbigniewfabczak9495]

what is the cost of accessories?

[@Woodentoolcompany2]

slick set up

[@rudy52350]

just what i was looking for ....thanks.......

[@shamrock4500]

what good is a 29" door, most cabinets are 30"

[@victor111262]

width

[@briangreg7342]

30" cabinet usually takes 2 -15" doors if you know anything about cabinetry , which u obviously don't.

[@fred306801]

Cost appox $300 and another $300 for the accessories. And no mention of it working with real wood.

[@cliffcarlo180]

I think that is why it is called the MDF door kit, but I'm only guessing.

[@LoyRodzILOVEYOU]

I really like this....Maybe, if I got this he can hurry up and get that kitchen done, and be gone...Such a procrastinator- like I don't see the deal.

[@moisesmejia4581]

that's good stuff I like to the price

[@tomsmith8781]

or you can call Conestoga...caldoor...or a half dozen other door manufacturers and do the job RIGHT!!!

[@wanlisa9360]

my inspiration..

[@malamokdalbatros5309]

MDF sucks, sorry. It maybe a nice surface to look at but is it durable - no.

[@dalegooray1080]

where could I get the router bits?

[@overdalimit]

It's durable if it's sealed... then painted.. that way moisture can't penetrate it.

[@patrickkelly7000]

Seal with primer 3 coats white primer for painting Use Moisture Resistant MDF if using near wet area standard MDF will crack the paint on the edges ps MR MDF better less Sanding better finish

[@kajilayek3378]

good

[@AlMayer1100]

fake is always cheap. its always ugly as well.