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Most cabinet doors are glued together panels...using steam will ruin the glue joints. The safest approach is after taking panel to bare wood place the panel on a sheet of plastic on a work bench concave side up. Thoroughly wet top side of the panel and clamp down flat or shimmed to remove spring back. Keep wetting the wood over the course of a few days. Using the table of a 10" contractor table saw makes clamping really easy.

Most cabinet doors are glued together panels...using steam will ruin the glue joints. The safest approach is after taking panel to bare wood place the panel on a sheet of plastic on a work bench concave side up. Thoroughly wet top side of the panel and clamp down flat or shimmed to remove spring back. Keep wetting the wood over the course of a few days.

Most cabinet doors are glued together panels...using steam will ruin the glue joints. The safest approach is after taking panel to bare wood place the panel on a sheet of plastic on a work bench concave side up. Thoroughly wet top side of the panel and clamp down flat or shimmed to remove spring back. Keep wetting the wood over the course of a few days. Using the table of a 10" contractor table saw makes clamping really easy.

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Most cabinet doors are glued together panels...using steam will ruin the glue joints. The safest approach is after taking panel to bare wood place the panel on a sheet of plastic on a work bench concave side up. Thoroughly wet top side of the panel and clamp down flat or shimmed to remove spring back. Keep wetting the wood over the course of a few days.