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Trimming Door Bottom With Router. I'm fitting laminate with underlay and the front door needs to be cut down considerably. I want to use my router with a guide rail to trim the bottom of some internal doors. I will show you how to. You will most likely need to cut or trim the door to ensure it no longer sticks. With solid wood a planer or router gives a neat finish. Practicing on an old door, the router bit is not. Most cuts feather off to nothing so a saw. I've tried both using a straight edge and a flush trim bit, and using a straight edge guiding the router base with good results. I was wondering whether there was a way to do this. I would be grateful for your advice on the appropriate technique for routing a groove in the bottom of a door, for the purpose of fitting a draft. To be honest you can cut a door with a router but its probably the last tool you would choose because trimming doors tends to be a mixture off. Both of which you can hire.

I want to use my router with a guide rail to trim the bottom of some internal doors. Practicing on an old door, the router bit is not. I would be grateful for your advice on the appropriate technique for routing a groove in the bottom of a door, for the purpose of fitting a draft. With solid wood a planer or router gives a neat finish. You will most likely need to cut or trim the door to ensure it no longer sticks. To be honest you can cut a door with a router but its probably the last tool you would choose because trimming doors tends to be a mixture off. I was wondering whether there was a way to do this. I'm fitting laminate with underlay and the front door needs to be cut down considerably. I will show you how to. Most cuts feather off to nothing so a saw.

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Trimming Door Bottom With Router I'm fitting laminate with underlay and the front door needs to be cut down considerably. Practicing on an old door, the router bit is not. I was wondering whether there was a way to do this. To be honest you can cut a door with a router but its probably the last tool you would choose because trimming doors tends to be a mixture off. You will most likely need to cut or trim the door to ensure it no longer sticks. I've tried both using a straight edge and a flush trim bit, and using a straight edge guiding the router base with good results. I will show you how to. I would be grateful for your advice on the appropriate technique for routing a groove in the bottom of a door, for the purpose of fitting a draft. I want to use my router with a guide rail to trim the bottom of some internal doors. With solid wood a planer or router gives a neat finish. I'm fitting laminate with underlay and the front door needs to be cut down considerably. Both of which you can hire. Most cuts feather off to nothing so a saw.