With the door built you will need to cut holes for the doorknob and mortise hinges. The standard doorknob hole is /8 inches thick and either /8 or /4 inches from the edge of the door. The cross bore hole for the latch should be 1 inch in diameter right in the centered in the door and the knob hole. Make a header by fitting two 2 x 8s around a 1/2-inch piece of plywood. Cut the header to fit between the king studs. Install a cripple stud Build Your Own Interior Door Frame 80 between the header and the top plate, halfway Build Your Own Interior Door Frame 12 between the king studs. Toenail the cripple stud to the top plate and the side of the header. How I Build Interior Doors Step 1: Cutting and Planing the Styles and Rails. I don't have a jointer so I straighten the boards on my table saw by Step 2: Dryfit and Mark the Dowel Locations. Lay your door out on a work table and mark the dowel locations 2 equal Step 3: Bore the Dowel Holes.
Make a header by fitting two 2 x 8s around a 1/2-inch piece of plywood. Cut the header to fit between the king studs. Install a cripple stud between the header and the top plate, halfway between the king studs. Toenail the cripple Build Your Own Interior Door Frame stud to the top plate and the side of the header. How I Build Interior Doors Step 1: Cutting and Planing the Styles and Rails. I don't have a jointer so I straighten the boards on my table saw by Step 2: Dryfit and Mark the Dowel Locations. Lay your door out on a work table and mark the dowel locations 2 equal Step 3: Bore the Dowel Holes. With the door built you will need to cut holes for the doorknob and mortise hinges. The standard doorknob hole is /8 inches thick and either /8 or /4 inches from the edge of the door. The cross bore hole for the latch should be 1 inch in diameter right in the centered in the door and the knob hole.

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