Well, one of the problems with taking your sweet a$! time to complete a project is that wood moves.
I have been working on this for some time now, and am ready to yank out my remaining hair in frustration. My shop stays a relatively constant 55* Fahrenheit year round, but it is quite moist in the summer an now quite dry in the winter .
I have fitted the inset doors with perfection - even reveal and hung on knife hinges, but now they are racked and are only flush at the top or the bottom, but not both... How do I fix this???
Overall:
Just the right doors:
Looking down the stiles on the right doors
BTW this is primarily a neander project...
The wood is air dried cherry - all from the same log. The stiles and top rail are all quartersawn/riftsawn and the bottom rails are flatsawn. I think that the movement is originating in the bottom rails with twisting either pushing out or pulling in on a corner...