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When cutting a door to fit, be sure to remove an equal amount of wood from each side and from the top and bottom, up to a maximum of 12mm i.e. 6mm from each edge. Use a panel saw to cut off relatively wide strips from the door before you smooth the edges with a plane. Better still, use a circular saw. Guide the saw on a straight line by running it against a stout wooden batten clamped to the face of the door. Do not cut down to the marked lines - leave a small amount for finishing with a plane. Use a bench plane for final fitting, taking off fine wood shavings until the door fits perfectly. An electric planer saves work. It removes wood so quickly there is no need for a saw when removing thick waste. When planing the top and bottom of the door, work from the sides towards the centre to avoid splitting the wood at the corners.
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