Doors

Custom sliding, swinging, and overhead doors reinforce a house's architectural style and invite the outdoors inby Katie Hutchison

Armed with two routers and three bits, an experienced carpenter shares five problem-solving tips for trim, cabinets, doors, and stairsby Gary Striegler

This hidden mechanism retracts when the door is open and eliminates the need for a bulky thresholdby Jay B. Lane

Only once you get your doors tight are you ready to weatherstripby Jay B. Lane

by David Kalin

Need something that will outperform oak or metal? Try concrete instead.by Jeff Louwsma

Easy-to-follow steps for making a strong, elegant door and a weatherproof thresholdby Rex Alexander

The most-important door in your house might just be a blower door

For a truly authentic restoration, Vermont Salvage is worth a trip from just about anywhere

Acrylic-block door inserts can be retrofitted into existing doorsby Justin Fink

Prehung double doors demand galvanized nails, a good eye for gaps, and as little moving around as possibleby John Spier

This time-saver helps to turn slabs into ready-to-hang doorsby Paul Levine

This support for long stock also makes a great working surfaceby Paul Levine

This handy infeed support stores flat when not in useby Paul Levine

Loose-tenon joinery and applied moldings keep door construction simple and strongby Paul Levine

An infeed support arm and outfeed table improve extra reach and stabilityby Paul Levine

Whether the door is new or old, Tucker Windover's technique produces a perfectly aligned door that closes properly and stays closed when you want it toby Tucker Windover

Jambmasterby Chris Green

Easy adjustments to screws, mortises and hinges on interior doors contribute to a perfect fitby Tucker Windover