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Here are some photos and
history of the construction of
The Navarro
Entry Door
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Here is the rough lumber before joining and
surfacing
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After surfacing I joint each edge the cut to
width
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After the door is glued up we have to surface sand
the door because the grain is so "ribbony" and
spectacular
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All the molded edges of the door are hand sanded
All of my doors deserves a "furniture" finish
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The edges have to be machine surfaced because of the
grain
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When the door is of the finish and quality we
desire
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........... I leave the makers mark !!
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Every door is varnished with 4 coats of my
varnish-oil before we put the panels in the frame
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Here are the panels before machining ... they are
awesome !!
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Here I create the rebate then chamfer (or raise) the
the panels
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