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    panel molding

    I am trying to place a panel molding piece into a custom cabinet door design. When I think through it, I am wondering if its better to make 2 modeling profiles cut at the insert line rather than trying to futz with lining it all up. Can I ask how you guys work with panel moldings??
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    How I work with doors like this is to find an already-made cabinet door style that is pretty darn close. Some time expenditures are really not worth it.
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    Yep, I've done that with every kitchen so far in CA, but this kitchen design is for a client who is paying me to make it perfect. The door they want is actually from Design-Craft, but I can't find anything close enough to justify skipping customization. That said I have not searched ALL the doors CA has to download.
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    1. I cut a cross section of the custom door 2. make the p-line and add the molding to it around panel 3. then while looking at the cross section I adjust the profile to where I want it. I keep a couple of plain raised panel and flat panel doors in a plan by themselves. Then when I want to add a custom profile, all I have to do is open the plan, add the profile adjust it's position and send it to the library. Usually only takes a couple of minutes. It's not much of a deal. Is this what you're asking or am I misunstanding something.
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    Sounds good Larry - I'll tinker with that and report back. Thanks for the recommend.
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