How to Make Panel Doors with Basic Tools! Video 1/6

In today's video I will be showing you how with a basic set of tools you can make your own professional looking panel doors.

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Now my doors are mock panel doors - made from a base layer of 12mm mdf, with 12mm panels glued and nailed to the base layer to form the traditional rails and stiles that make up the door panel. To complete the Victorian look, I then glue mouldings inside each panel. The overall effect is a professional looking panel door.

BUT THE GREAT THING is you don't need a workshop with sophisticated tools like router tables to make these panel doors. If you're a DIY'er LIKE ME you can make these doors with a basic set of tools, as I set out below. Admittedly I use a circular saw in this video, but you can easily get your wood cut to size at your local DIY/ hardware store - as I used to do before I bought my circular saw.

TODAY'S TOOL KIT *
- Bosch Electric Plane geni.us/FrgKNVC (Amazon) or geni.us/belg (Amazon)
- Ryobi R18CS Circular Saw geni.us/knCq (Amazon)
- Work bench - see how I made it here youtu.be/Z59QXPxFhPs
- 2 x 12mm MDF sheets, cut down the middle, lengthways
- Panel Pins - 20x1.6mm
- Nail punch
- Hammer
- Wood glue
- Axminster Guide rail Clamps 160 x 60mm bit.ly/2o2GRDm £16.90 per clamp
- Moulding
- Flush hinges

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