Building Raised Panel Doors Table Saw

The other method is to use a basic woodworking tool such as a table saw or a rabbet plane and a little bit of cleverness to do the job.

Building raised panel doors table saw.

A table saw makes that easy. Shorter than the length of the stiles. In our shop at popular woodworking we use at least three different methods to create raised panels for doors and drawer bottoms. You also can make raised panel doors with a portable tablesaw.

I did this originally long ago back when i couldn t afford to buy the bit set or the heavier router needed to use them that is normally used to make these doors. The table saw provides an easy way for you to make raised panel doors. The toggle is located 3 up from the bottom of the jig. Table saws are great for making rip cuts cross cuts miter cuts and bevel cuts.

Making raised panel doors with a table saw video transcript. All it takes is a simple shop made sled. Wider than the length of the rails and 1 in. Keep all the safety guards on your machine.

In this video i m going to show you how to make raised panels like this using a table saw in a standard combination blade. It s 20 long 13 tall and 6 wide. How to make shaker cabinet doors project directions. Rip it 1 in.

Making raised panel doors on the table saw general woodworking or more correctly cope and stick raised panel doors. Due to the limitations of some routers router bit manufacturers have produced. Cabinet shops that turn out raised panel doors rely on heavy duty shapers and cutters or at the very least a router table setup that includes a range of expensive bits. A raised panel cutter.

This can be a very large cutter due to the size of most raised panel profiles. The doors i build this way often are referred to as shaker style. To build a square door the stiles and rails must all be exactly the same length with perfectly square ends. The cleat that holds the toggle clamp is 2 1 4 wide.

For standard rectangular raised panels all you really need is the saw blades you already own and you don t need a big table saw either. My sled is made from 3 4 baltic birch plywood. It can be a bit intimidating when spinning at 12 000 rpm shaper or 20 000 rpm router. Mine is 5 in diameter.

I use a scrap board to test the setting and adjust the rip fence so the beveled edge of the panel ends up slightly less than 1 4 in. What follows is a step by step tutorial in each. To saw the bevel i set the saw blade at 15 degrees and raise it 1 1 2 in.