Ok...here's the story, I am making a cherry double vanity and matching linen cabinet. 28" wide by 45" tall... the linen cabinet has two tall doors which I cut today, in them I am going to insert glass. Normally I do my glass doors the same way I do panel doors, stile, rail and insert. I usually order 1/4" glass.
SO, I cut the doors and get the panel size, call the glass store and find out the price for faux antique glass.... 2 8" by 35" panels are going to cost me $122.000....ok, not a huge deal, the upcharge for the glass was $60 on the estimate, so I am not too hugely off...but it is only 1/16" thick.
Is this thick enough for doors?
What do I do with the stock to fit the 1/16th instead of a 1/4 inch panel? ($7.00 a bf, ran them twice after wasn't happy with the first - so not willing to recut if don't have to)
My thought was to assemble the door without glass and then rabbet out the back and insert glass and pin it in place, but with what?
Does this make sense?
Thanks for the help.