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Tackling America’s To-Do List: Project Steps

Turn wooden cabinet into glass-front cabinet

Kitchen

Dremel Multi-Max MM40 Oscillating Tool
 

Dremel Trio

Tools Needed

• Dremel Multi-Max MM40 Oscillating Tool
• Dremel Trio

Accessories/Attachments

• MM463 Hard Wood Flush Cut  Blade
• TR654 Straight Router Bit
• MM11A Hook and Loop Pad
• MM70W Wood Sand Paper

Additional Materials

• Glass panel
• Clear silicone adhesive
• Mirror mounting hardware

Project Steps

1. Detach raised panel cabinet door from cabinet.
2. Attach MM463 Cutting Blade to Dremel Multi-Max oscillating tool.
3. Plunge blade into cabinet door along outer edge of the raised panel you wish to remove. (Tip: Use the side of the panel or any molding as a straight edge to maintain a straight, even cut.)
4. Working slowly, continue to carefully plunge the blade along all four sides of the interior panel until it is free from the door.
5. Remove the wooden panel from the door.
6. Working from the interior side of the door, use the Dremel Trio with TR800 Straight Edge Guide and a TR654 Straight Router Bit to rout a recessed edge to place a glass panel into. Making multiple passes with an increased cutting depth to achieve the required depth is recommended.
7. Attach MM11 Hook and Loop Pad and 240-Grit MM70W Wood Sand Paper to tool.
8. Sand along cut line to smooth any rough spots.
9. Attach glass panel to back of cabinet door using silicone adhesive or mirror mounting hardware. Mirror hardware requires additional routing to secure hardware.
10. Once dry, reattach cabinet door to cabinet.

Safety reminder: When working with a Dremel brand tool or any other power tool, always wear eye protection and a dust mask, and read and understand the owner’s manual prior to using.

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