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What's the best way for a 'home DIYer' to take 10mm off the bottom of an internal door?

Mr Cheaply On 1:07 AM

I have a new internal door that's 10mm too long. I don't have a circular saw or planer yet but am willing to buy whatever tool is required.TaEdit: wooden door. via /r/DIY https://ift.tt/2H1WAKG

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