Cabinet Door Glue

Use a block of wood and a sharp whack with a mallet and you will find they
will pop,
I have never been able to not do this on production doors or dovetail
drawers.

Good luck,
George
"Ski Dog" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Moving to a new house and have to shorten
> a cabinet and doors above the refrigerator.
> The cabinet is ten years old but no longer
> manufactured.
> Are there any solvents that would help break
> down the glue in the door framework? I hate
> to start pounding on the corners of the doors
> only to have them splinter and crack in every
> direction.
> Thanks in advance for your help...Ski Dog
>
>

Thanks George.....
I too have whacked them with a mallet but wanted
to be certain before I destroyed an out of production
door. If it all comes apart it will be an easy fix.
Seems like every I blink something new comes
out to make a task easier. Just checking before
going into battle. Thanks again.....Ski Dog
"George M. Kazaka" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Use a block of wood and a sharp whack with a mallet and you will find they
> will pop,
> I have never been able to not do this on production doors or dovetail
> drawers.
>
> Good luck,
> George
> "Ski Dog" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > Moving to a new house and have to shorten
> > a cabinet and doors above the refrigerator.
> > The cabinet is ten years old but no longer
> > manufactured.
> > Are there any solvents that would help break
> > down the glue in the door framework? I hate
> > to start pounding on the corners of the doors
> > only to have them splinter and crack in every
> > direction.
> > Thanks in advance for your help...Ski Dog
> >
> >
>
>