Technically, yes. But if you do it, you will have some reconstructing to do. You'll need to strip the cut off side rail of veneer, remove the honeycomb cardboard core at the keeper cut edge, and glue in the stripped rail into its new position, clamping along its length. If you just need to take a little off lengthwise, you probably could take up to 1/2" safely off of each side without the above reconstruction technique.
Technically, yes. But if you do it, you will have some reconstructing to do. You'll need to strip the cut off side rail of veneer, remove the honeycomb cardboard core at the keeper cut edge, and glue in the stripped rail into its new position, clamping along its length. If you just need to take a little off lengthwise, you probably could take up to 1/2" safely off of each side without the above reconstruction technique.
A standard hollow core door only has about 1 inch of wood at the bottom. 3/4 is about the most you can cut.
Longitudinal section.
5 (unless you cut lengthwise).
It is an upright frame with channels that a skilsaw rides in to cut vertically or lengthwise. Commonly seen in big lumber stores.
you can probably only cut off an inch before you hit the hollow part. If you need to cut it shorter, you can if you save the bottom piece and reuse the piece of wood in the bottom. Trim off the ends and the venier cover, glue it, and clamp in over night. You will also have to drill the pivot hole deeper.
The sagittal cut divides the body into anterior (front) and posterior (back) sections.
Short answer, make it fit. Depends on how much it is off and where. If in width and less than an inch, hang it on the hinge side and scribe it to fit the lock side. If more than an inch, measure the opening and take equal amounts off of each side. This is for solid wood doors only. Hollow core or chip filled core only have an inch wide piece of wood on the edges and can only be cut down about 1/2 inch on the sides. If too tall, the bottom of a solid wood can be cut as much as 3 inches depending on how it is made. A hollow core or chip core has about a 3 inch solid wood on the ends and can be cut 1 1/2 on either end.
It is an upright frame with channels that a skilsaw rides in to cut vertically or lengthwise. Commonly seen in big lumber stores.
No, French Fries are potatoes that have been cut lengthwise into strips and deep fried until golden.
Cut the cake lengthwise and then crosswise. Stack the four pieces and then cut crosswise at one third the length and again at two-thirds the length. Done!
The fabric for garments is cut in a way that will create the best lay when constructed. Fabric tends to stretch along the grain, which is why abutting seams are typically both cut along the grain.