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Converting my Comments above into an Answer as per a request.
I was told (Baltic) Birch, but I assume that would need to be sealed.
Although it's not sold to be used outdoors, if there'd be no direct weather on them then Baltic birch is actually an option.
But if there's the least chance of rain getting blown under there during a storm, or even splashes ...
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You will most likely be able to cut through the glue with a utility knife (Ofla or similar) using a fresh blade extended so that it's an inch or so longer than the door is thick. Just hold it flush with the wood on one side, angled slightly inwards, and push down hard -- use a slight sawing motion if necessary. You will cut right through the glue, it's ...
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This is going to be tricky, since glue joints are stronger than the wood. So be prepared for at least some breakage to occur.
If you can get to work immediately there's a chance of working on the glue before it's completely cured, although overnight drying is enough for almost full strength with most glues of this type in most conditions.
You're going to ...
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