Guineafowl21
Nordic Pine
The set specifies a 12mm panel, but I could always use the Axy cutter instead.
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Frame and panel wall panelling
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I have stopped using the plan MDF and only use moisture resistant, the MR here sand up very easily and no problems with machined edge's. In fact you can't tell there MR MDF other than the fact that's there's zero movement.
Plant on raised field also works .
I'll try and find an image of a couple of projects I did demonstrating both types of raised panels.
The desk and panelling was 22mm frame with 16mm panels
The wardrobe doors was so long ago I forget the sizes used , but guess the plant on was 10mm
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Plant on raised field also works .
I'll try and find an image of a couple of projects I did demonstrating both types of raised panels.
The desk and panelling was 22mm frame with 16mm panels
The wardrobe doors was so long ago I forget the sizes used , but guess the plant on was 10mm
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