Reverse gluing when building door frames?

[amatörfixaren]

Hello everyone.

I've been browsing the forum a bit but haven't found a clear answer, so I'm starting a new thread.

I'm planning to build a door frame for an interior door and wonder if it's necessary to reverse laminate the materials before I rabbet them, to prevent warping. I was thinking of using 45x120 that I intend to rabbet out, either with a router or a planer.

I've used the technique when building simpler doors, but then it's thinner material that bends more easily, so it's necessary there.

Thanks in advance

 

[Fanjunkarn]

I glue reverse, doesn't take that long..

 

[amatörfixaren]

No, it doesn't take that long, but I was planning to make 4 frames, I see that I didn't mention that in the original question. Do you usually plane/rout or saw the rebate considering you get different grain directions?

 

[Fanjunkarn]

I run them through the planer.

 

[amatörfixaren]

Okay, thanks for the help.