Trucking right along with the work on the upper sliding doors with matsu-kawa-hishi latticework.
After beading and profiling the door frame fronts, and completing the rebates on the rails, I used the scraping plane to do a little clean up:
Here I’ve done a test fit of two (temporarily assembled) door frames to see how they fit into the cabinet:
It was a nice moment in my day to find the frames fitting as planned.
Same was then done with cabinet #2:
Then the frames were removed and the lattice assemblies scribed to them. That was followed by completion of that layout, and then chopping of spear-point housings:
Here’s a test fitting of the end of the lattice into the stile housings:
Seems to go together okay:
I later placed a backing piece in the dado to ensure that the lattice, after fitting, left room for the shedua panel which will be fitted soon enough:
A bit of time went by and eventually I had the first frame and lattice assembly together. It seemed an idea to see how it looked in place:
Me like! The lattice has some backing strips fitted to the groove behind to keep it in place.
A while afterwards, assembly #2 was in:
A closer look - the door stiles in the middle overlap one another slightly too much at this point because the tenons and end grain of the tongues sticks out a 1/16" or so still:
A view of the two doors side by side so you can see the modest amount of clearance between the two:
The outer door is not sitting all the way down in it’s groove. The fit is a hair tight at this juncture.
A look at some areas of intersection between lattice and frame:
Here I’ve done a test fit of two (temporarily assembled) door frames to see how they fit into the cabinet:
It was a nice moment in my day to find the frames fitting as planned.
Same was then done with cabinet #2:
Then the frames were removed and the lattice assemblies scribed to them. That was followed by completion of that layout, and then chopping of spear-point housings:
Here’s a test fitting of the end of the lattice into the stile housings:
Seems to go together okay:
I later placed a backing piece in the dado to ensure that the lattice, after fitting, left room for the shedua panel which will be fitted soon enough:
A bit of time went by and eventually I had the first frame and lattice assembly together. It seemed an idea to see how it looked in place:
Me like! The lattice has some backing strips fitted to the groove behind to keep it in place.
A while afterwards, assembly #2 was in:
A closer look - the door stiles in the middle overlap one another slightly too much at this point because the tenons and end grain of the tongues sticks out a 1/16" or so still:
A view of the two doors side by side so you can see the modest amount of clearance between the two:
The outer door is not sitting all the way down in it’s groove. The fit is a hair tight at this juncture.
A look at some areas of intersection between lattice and frame:
The lattice assemblies will need a thorough going-over to clean up the odd mark here and there and apply some slight chamfering, a task that will undoubtedly be on the tedious side.
All for this round. Thanks for visiting the Carpentry Way.
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