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tomsalwasser
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Thanks Mark, very inspirational. I'm going to make my first set of cabinet doors cutting tenons on the table saw like you did. I think I'll do a Shaker style and fill the doors with some good 1/4" veneer plywood instead of a raised panel for this first effort.

I don't imagine you have a set of plans for the clamp support system you feature in this tutorial? I'll just use the clamps I have as best I can for now but if I start making more doors something like that looks very useful.

Porter Cable should send you a commission, I just ordered my pin nailer from Amazon. I've wanted one for a long time, Norm used his a lot too.

Please keep the tutorials coming.

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Tom
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Tom I do not have any plans drawn up for the clamp stands. I just made them up as I went along. If you want I can draw them for you in sketch-up but it would be better to use the bench and clamp sizes that you intend to use. You can send me that info or post it on this thread.

Good luck with those doors.
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