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Pine door cut to half.

meitina · 2014-02-28 11:38:27

Any ideas where to ask to get this done? I have an old pine door ,looking to cut it half ,length ways. I presume hand saw is not good way to go?! Clueless female.:confused:

28-02-2014 11:38am

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meitina

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Any ideas where to ask to get this done?
I have an old pine door ,looking to cut it half ,length ways.
I presume hand saw is not good way to go?!
Clueless female.

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#2 28-02-2014 2:56pm

dodzy

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Handsaw will work. Skill-saw would be better. How perfect does the cut have to be ?

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#3 01-03-2014 6:32pm

meitina

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well,it should be straight ,as i need it to fit perfectly together at an angle.

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#4 01-03-2014 8:18pm

dhog4n

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Any carpenter / joiner will be able to do this. Get a recommendation for a tradesman from someone you trust and give them a call.

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#5 02-03-2014 3:32am

dodzy

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meitina wrote: »

well,it should be straight ,as i need it to fit perfectly together at an angle.

Out of interest, are you planning to hinge the 2 halves?

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#6 02-03-2014 5:05am

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make sure its solid

my guess it will not be strong enough

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#7 02-03-2014 6:52am

meitina

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I'm planning to make a corner shelf out of it.
As far as I know it is solid pine.

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