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Default More questions on home-made wooden garage doors

On Thu, 1 Apr 2010 07:32:36 +0000 (UTC), Al 1953 wrote:

Glad to hear someone support this notion. If the finished door seems too
twisty or flimsy, I can add vertical jambs


But without any real connection to the horizontals (there must be a
real name for them, stiles?). On a normal door they would be tightly
morticed together and the brace(s) notched in. The cladding is then
just that decorative cladding, things do change with 3/4" T&G
"cladding" but I don't know in what way.

One thing that I'm pondering about is the "axle housings" for want of a
better term.


Hinge pins.

They screw onto the outside face of the door frame, using 6 crews.


Why faff about undoing the crews when you can just lift the door off,
maybe? If it closes fully into the frame a scroat wouldn't be able to
just lift it. If you stop the screws being removed they'll just angle
grind the hinge bands through.

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Cheers
Dave.