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    Quote Originally Posted by DaveTTC View Post
    I’ve been hanging doors since the 80ies and my go tool is a trimmer with a 10mm parallel bit. As mentioned above, less to chisel out. Typically I only fit 100mm butt hinges so I have a jig that accommodates 3 hinges and all I do is use my fence on the router for depth and the jig sets the length and position on door and jamb.

    I have given thought to a new style of jig that is adjustable and uses a copy but .... to busy to develop that atm but time will tell.

    I just fitted a mortise lock recently and did not have a trimmer with me. The plate on the edge of the door was mortised by hand. What a pain. The timber on the door had grain going in every direction .... and with a plate about 250mm long I sure with I had a trimmer on site.


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    Yes the timber used in door edgestrips is often rubbish plus you have the mdf skin to contend with that is not chisel friendly either
    Do you use a corner chisel as well?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Beardy View Post
    Yes the timber used in door edgestrips is often rubbish plus you have the mdf skin to contend with that is not chisel friendly either
    Do you use a corner chisel as well?
    No I just use a 25mm chisel or wider, drop one edge down in the shoulder and then tap the other edge down into the corner. Do that in each direction and knock the small piece out.


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    Quote Originally Posted by DaveTTC View Post
    No I just use a 25mm chisel or wider, drop one edge down in the shoulder and then tap the other edge down into the corner. Do that in each direction and knock the small piece out.


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    These are handy https://www.timbecon.com.au/carving-...-corner-chisel

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    May have to check it out


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    I bought one after seeing a pommie carpenter use one on a job
    Pretty handy

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