Thank you for taking the time to show DIY community what wood to use 👍. I know the selection is limited at the big box stores. Wish they had more Maple selection.
@@meilyn22 I was using a Sony VZ-1 and iPhone 13 Pro Max. I’m leaning, so I appreciate the feedback! I’ll check my camera settings. Thanks for watching!
@ understood but having it ding up easily may not be the cheapest way over time if you end repairing or redoing. I had a ton of pine left over laying around so made doors for my workshop, they got beat up in no time.
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Thank you for taking the time to show DIY community what wood to use 👍. I know the selection is limited at the big box stores. Wish they had more Maple selection.
@@melalex4382 I agree! Thank you for watching and the encouragement!
Great video! Thanks for sharing your talent! New subbie.
@@docdoctme Thank you so much!
Don’t have/can’t afford router. Can the panel just be glued to the finished frame?
Glass panel would also look good
@@Newspacehospitality I agree! Thanks for watching!
Great video. Can you list the equipment you are using and where they can be purchased. Thank you
@@mcjr67 Hello and thanks for watching! I added the equipment used to the description.
This video was 360P. What camera are you using to shoot? You might need to upgrade it. Great video though.
@@meilyn22 I was using a Sony VZ-1 and iPhone 13 Pro Max. I’m leaning, so I appreciate the feedback! I’ll check my camera settings. Thanks for watching!
You can also trim your fingernails on that router. 😉👍
You sure can!!
Pine is too soft for door frames spend a bit more on harder wood!
@@msk3905 Thanks for the tip! In this video I’m just showing that it can be done cheaper if you’re on a budget.
@ understood but having it ding up easily may not be the cheapest way over time if you end repairing or redoing. I had a ton of pine left over laying around so made doors for my workshop, they got beat up in no time.
@ Good point!
@msk3905 I think putting Polyurethane on pine gives it protection.