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   bullet | Jul 20, 1999 08:56pm | #1

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   do you own a jointer?

   did you use kiln-dried lumber?

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   Steve_Woods | Jul 20, 1999 09:05pm | #2

   *If they are just plywood, probably not.

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   Guest_ | Jul 20, 1999 11:52pm | #3

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   Cabinet door can often be adjusted on the hinge side to make up for any warp. Some hinges are adjustable, others may need to be shimmed. This works for overlay and lipped doors, but if they are flush doors you are SOL.

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   Guest_ | Jul 21, 1999 07:01am | #4

   *Jim,If you can't tweek the hinges....Like Mike says....SOL.Ed. Williams

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   tony_cowley | Jul 26, 1999 01:23am | #5

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   do you have the same amount of finish coating be it varnish /paint ect, on both sides of the cabnet doors?

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   Jim_Bates | Jul 26, 1999 04:50am | #6

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   I recently refinished my wooden kitchen cabinet doors. Several warped. Any ways to make them flat again?

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   Guest_ | Jul 26, 1999 04:50am | #7

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   Jim, I have rewarped cabinet doors, full overlay, half overlay and flush. If the above hinge advice doesn't work you could try putting a block between the cabinet frame and door corner that goes into the opening or hits the frame first( I'm hoping you're not talking about the hinge sides). Clamp the other corner to the frame or rig a way to get some weight against it. The block has to be thicker than the warp, and you may have to leave it for a while.
   Good luck, not SOL, BB