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| Adam |  Fit D DoorJuly 23rd, 2007 11:30 PM July 23, 2007 Fit D Door The store just invested in a handy little tool accessory, that makes fitting "sticky" doors a breeze. I have already check out the door hinges to make sure they were tight and the hinge recesses in the door and door frame were routed properly. What is left is a shifted out of square door frame (steel in this case) or a wooden door that needs a tad bit of "trimming". Craftsman has a heavy duty Rotary Moto-tool, that the PMT workshop already has for ratchet work. The optional rotary-planer attachment was only $20 and will fix the door up, without having to take down the very heavy door (alone). Iâve owned this accessory at home for over a year now. So, thereâs no gamble concerning its value to the store. I already know how "handy" one of these can be. Oh, this tool utilizes a spiral cutter, that does door top end-grain much better than a conventional hand or block plane does. As a bonus, at a fixed 1/64 inch depth of cut, the rotary tool is in very little danger of burning out doing this kind of work intermittently. |
| Follow Ups: Turns out by Adam 2007-11-09 00:10:25 |
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