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No it doesn't ;-) First point being, simply asserting this, without any theory or explanation, is no more informative than someone saying the exact opposite.

I understand the importance of wood shrinkage... in walls and floors... in joinery, especially when glue is present, the wood is properly air or kiln dried, and the joint is tight, this is not

Has anyone replaced the main belt. I’m having a problem with the set screw as to the correct size. In a location that is killing my arms. Need to know if the set screw is loose and the belt tension

Splitting a wide tenon (>5” maybe) into two narrow one solves two potential issues, reduces wood movement and increase the strength the mortised peice Regards,

Edge treatment isn't the issue.? HPL laminated ApplyPly remains pretty stable. The main issue is differential expansion of the faces due to differential moisture absorption.? Just the

Jason, I've never built a cabinet door, so take my suggestion for what it's worth. Is it possible to attach the fronts of the doors to a very solid piece of MDF, solid enough to take the twist

One more note i just thought of, if appropriate have the client sign off on that all interior drywall work is complete and dry (or something to that effect) obviously for new construction/ major

Joe, I agree. Was sharing what some claim on WW forums. Imran

Jason- never got burned as bad as your current situation. Noticed a long time ago about tall doors always being warped and showing hairline cracks at corners everywhere I saw cabinets- mine or

Hey Jason, I have done several slab door kitchens and I grit my teeth every time. I personally won't do it unless the client agrees to MDF core material or they sign a release. Even MDF core can

I’ve never built flat doors as I’ve always worries about warp. I did do a ton of research a few years ago and concluded MDF core was the only way to go. I do a fair amount of veneer work and I

Its seems to me the tenon would move by the factor times the tenon width and splitting the tenon into two parts will not change anything as the two tenons are still attached to the single board. The

Boy, this story is even better with the disclosure of the client's profession. Im sorry for your situation. I am not a pro, but ive done many commissions and had a handful of mishaps out of my

Hi Jason, This really sucks, can’t really offer any solutions for you but can say kitchens are one of the reasons I shut down my business for a reset of sorts, I had done a 100k walnut kitchen and

Bret, I tried an experiment over bending a pair of doors the other direction for 5 days. It definitely helped, but not a long term solution I doubt. I'm right with you on designers who have no

Hey David, Wow, that really sucks given you were so involved with States while the panels were being produced. What's wrong with these companies? How can they help you make doors and then say you

Thanks Jason. I suspected that but wanted to be sure. Not that it makes any difference in your situation ? It would be ironic to have to band with ply on a MDF panel to get that look. Imran

Michael, How many times did you get burned before developing that language in your warranty? Curious about how customers react to it, or do they not read it until there's an issue that needs dealt

Imran, The doors and drawer fronts all have the core exposed on the edges, that was the point using the material...which I actually sold them on both for the look and the labor savings of not edge

I have to fix warped stuff all the time, sometimes new sometimes from antiquity. Jason, I'm sorry. My best suggestion to save the set is to kerf the backs of the doors until you get them within