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   FastEddie | Mar 17, 2007 12:49am | #1

   I have not seen the article, but it would not be difficult to do.  If they are raised panel doors, carefully cut out the old panel, then  use a rabetting router bit from the back side to remove half the lip from the opening, and buy glass to fit.  make up some trim strips to hold the bglass in place.

    

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   Donahrens | Mar 17, 2007 01:01am | #2

   Thanks Eddie, I should have been more specific. The glass installation is not my problem, at least not yet! I thought the article showed how to install muttons and the appropriate way to fit them.

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   DougU | Mar 17, 2007 01:30am | #3

   I've read good things about Scherr's but I like http://www.walzcraft.com

   Doug

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   tboss | Mar 17, 2007 09:31am | #4

   Hi

   FWW isue #189 page 52, it's part of "building a country hutch" article. There is most likely other articles but i had this one on the coffee table.

   Ted

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   steve | Mar 17, 2007 02:34pm | #5

   been there done that many times in both 5 piece wood doors and vinyl wrapped mdf

   wood doors are easy, cut out the panel roughly with a saw then care fully remove the back of the panel groove creating rabbet for the glass. a router withedge guides of some kind is the best way

   mdf doors are done in a similar way, a template guided router works well here, edge treatment is tricky of course, edge tape, paint whatever will work