I have a cabinet in the bathroom.     It HAD four doors.    Two upper doors are fine, just a might thick on the white paint, is all.    The bottom two?  One door is still in place, the other had long since broke away from it's hinges.     It became a "Honey-do" item.     Took the door down to the Dungeon Shop, and set it up for a little paint removal.     My way, that is.hey, all four edges look like this!     Got out the FrankenBailey #5 jack plane.     A few strokes along the edgeShowed a funny wear pattern.    finally got this edge, and the other four, looking nice and cleaneven took a block plane to the end grain parts.     Got all the edges cleaned up, and took the door back to the Bathroom.     Installed a single hinge (for now, need two more) between this door and the existing door.     Instead of two doors opening up, it is now a Bi-fold door type of operation.     Re-located the knob to the side.    Once i get the hinges set right, I'll get a couple more pictures. 

As for Honey-do#2:     Plywood has been sized.     There is an old Cane Chair on the porch that came from a picking trip around town.     There is no seat to it, YET.     Plywood will be to hold a seat pad, as soon as the Other half picks one out.   Pictures when THAT is done, as well.

Working on St. Paddy's day???    I guess it is better than a gallon or two of Green Beer?   

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Planer? I'm the 'planer', and these are what I use...

It's St. Paddy's Day??!!??!!

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Lew Kauffman-
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