Notching on saw cut-outs

The goal: Notched cut-outs in doors

Finished cut-outs before the final coat of paint.

Pay attention to safety! Insert milling BGHM

Sawing with an emerged saw blade may only be carried out by experienced specialists. See link below.

Cut-outs with insert saws

The cut-out is made on each side with a saw cut in the panel by insertion sawing. Pay attention to safety!

Removing the inner part

After sawing, the inner part is held by bars in the inner corners. These are cut through.

Remainder in the inside corner

After sawing, the inner part is removed. A remnant remains in the inside corner.

Notching in the sawn-out cut-out

The remaining webs in the inside corners are removed with the notcher. To avoid tears, the panel is notched from both sides.

Notching at all 4 corners of the cut-out

The moving part of the notcher is guided slowly from top to bottom without jerking.

Inside corner notched after saw cut

The saw cuts were made on an Altendorf sliding table saw. The remainder in the corner was removed with the notcher.

All 4 inside corners are notched

To achieve this, the notching was applied at every corner.

Finish in the inside corner with the chisel

If there is still a trace left, it can easily be scraped off with a chisel.

The notched and pre-painted inside corner