Tips on how I can cut/mill the door trim.

Mikael_L · 2015-12-01T07:14:19+00:00

I need to remove about 8 mm along the entire length of an already mounted door casing that has been painted with several layers of paint. This is to make room for a Kulokabel, also past a large mirror, which is flush against the casing and thus prevents me from simply clamping it as usual on the outside of the casing. The casing has roughly this profile, and it is at the red line that needs to be removed: The mirror that is in the way can be taken down, but it must be put back in the same place afterwards. Tips on how I can do it. I have a plunge saw with rail, router, multi-tool (pmf180), Japanese saw, etc. in my tool arsenal. And something new might also be acquired if that's the only, or absolutely best way to solve it. Everything will be painted afterwards, so the surface layers don't need to be preserved. I only have a really crappy picture, it's this casing's right side that needs to be milled down about 8 mm.

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MiSo

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1 Dec 2015 at 9:52 PM

MiSo

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Stckholm
5 posts

1 Dec 2015 at 9:52 PM

There are long cheap bar clamps at Biltema. The cut becomes more precise and almost dust-free with a vacuum cleaner.

Tips on how I can cut/mill the door trim.

MiSo

MiSo

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