How to Update an Old Door : Planing a Door when Remodeling
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A block plane is used for endgrain not for planing doors. You should be using a no4 or no5 stanley min on a door and run in the same direction as the wood gain not agiainst it like this guy did and had some wood tear out. This fellow is not a expert he is a "shoe maker"
destruction123 1 week ago
What size blade does this planer have? Can I do it with a one inch blade?
michaelproch 1 month ago
I think you should get a little help from the magic gripper interesting video
grip2010dc 5 months ago
i did this to a door i had, two months later i bought a table saw, door looks great.
XLCaudio 7 months ago
use a planer electrical...jajajajajajajaajaja very, very,very, practical.
xcobrabad 7 months ago
Hack City!! Try using a Porter Cable Model 126 Door Planer. You should always put a bevel on the door. If you dont have a planer you could use a table saw with a 3 degree bevel.
MrJeffhanson5758 1 year ago
Maybe you should take a look at some video's of Christopher Schwarz or lie-nielsen to learn how to use a plane properly. You can only plane wood in one direction otherwise you going to get thear-out. To learn more about this just google tear-out together with planning. This will give you a smooth results which doesn't need sanding
samvangils 1 year ago
When you Plane wood you always have to follow the grain, So on the top or bottom of the door its best to mark however much you need to take off with a marking gauge/Saint like patience and a pencil then use a good saw and cut around 2 mil above the mark you made. This gives you enough space to get busy with some sandpaper and make sure it even.
LordDaveMcAwesome 1 year ago 2
What about material on TOP or Bottom of a door that scapes the carpet ? Can this area be Planed as well?
Ampdriver 2 years ago
Hey! Our back door is so old (in our apartment) that the wood expanded in the summer heat and now the door is too close to the frame. Making it difficult to open the door. We were considering planing the door without taking it off. Can we do that properly? How about the untreated wood (as a result of planing the door) what sort of wood treatment would keep it from rotting or absorbing any more moisture thanks! Just looking for a cheap solution as we don't really own this place, just renting.
daidouji 3 years ago