3 Ways to Make Frame and Panel Doors / Cope & Stick / Tongue & Groove

How to make frame and panel doors with tongue & groove and cope & stick techniques on the table saw as well as the router. The first method is tongue and groove panel doors on the router using a single bit. The second way is the same process but at the table saw using a single blade. No dado blade needed! The final method is a traditional cope and stick frame and panel door done at the router using a matching router bit set. There are many ways to perform a single task in woodworking and I want to give you options that works best for your situation.

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David Picciuto
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[JkCanvas]

Thank you for easy to follow tutorial. I tried making this style door once before and well it was a goat rope. Your technique is way easier and thoroughly explained. Thank you.

[JohnMadeit]

i dont think im ever gonna make panel doors but its nice to see how they are done. and its always nice to see Dan do his thing.

[jenniferlabelle-brown]

David, the way you manage to merge clear, concise instruction with beautiful filmmaking is so impressive. Thanks for doing what you do!

[CraigManning]

Showing multiple options on methods is really useful, thanks!

[AngieWilliamsDesigns]

This is perfect timing. I have some router bits for this that I am about to test out. Now I know what to expect and how to use them. Having the piece clamped to a sacrificial board for more stability is a great tip. Thanks.

[ThisIsHowIMadeIt]

20 seconds in and had to pause to say the new intro kicks ass!

[ausfrog]

I really enjoy these videos short simple demonstration.

[jamesweller]

I'm loving the new format of "Here's a thing I made, and next week we'll use it". Top Job!

[jacksnyder]

Groundhog Day great movie. great job on explaining the door tips and tricks keep up the great work man

[ChadsCustomCreations]

Sick techniques David this is a video I know I will come back to multiple times.

Noticed you were getting burning from the router bit, was that just due to the hardness of the wood? Was wondering if lowering the rpms would help with that.

[AmirSoltany]

thanks for spending your time to teach us

[bossmonster]

I like how in the past I think you have agonized over people saying "but I don't have this tool or that tool so I can't do this" in the podcast. And now it looks like you finally have made it a part of your channel, the last 3 or so videos are how to do things multiple ways and MAN I appreciate it. Hopefully your analytics appreciate it as well. Keep it up my man.

[WigWagWorkshop]

This is crazy insane bud! Really digging how you been showing various ways to achieve the end result, it really helps me think how I can work through obstacles with my various projects. It’s more than just a how-to make a project you are showing, but how one can work through a particular project one maybe working on in their workshop.

[norm]

Thanks for sharing and still producing videos. All the best to
Kelly too.

[adrianperalta]

Técnicas de router la ventana plegable👍gracias a tu video excelente, maestro

[williamsfamilycrafts]

This was fun! This gives me lots to think about on my next projects.
Thank you!

[kenmaira]

Thanks for making this video, I've been stuck on what kind of door I'm going to make for my medicine cabinet., so this actually helped a LOT!

[Froudd]

One word: Duct Tape !


Actually more words: nice video and like always Dan did his thing beautifully. I also love the intro with the bits of the video inside, exciting.

[k.b.woodworker]

What a great comparison of these three methods! I'm going to be making shaker doors for my kitchen in a few months with the 2-bit set. Have to remember to slow the speed on my router for the big bits. I'm just using hardwood plywood for the panels, but those were some beautiful veneers you had. Maybe when I make some furniture I'll try it. . Looking forward to seeing what kind of sled you make next week.

[cameronchild]

Let me guess, another quality video with great music and useful information? Typical.