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By wtnhighlander · Posted
Fooled me. I was guessing a really fancy branding / stamping tool. -
By wtnhighlander · Posted
I'm with Drew on this one. Dado shims are a pain in the neck. If I had the space, I would love to have a dedicated dado saw. -
By Jonathan McCully · Posted
I’d be interested in one too, unless @Chestnut wants them both. -
By wtnhighlander · Posted
I didn't watch both videos, but in your comment, you indicated these tests were with mortise and tenon joints, which are a cross-grain glue application. In the seat blank for the chair, it is a long-grain glue-up, which is supposed to be stronger that the wood itself, and has shown to be so in my limited experience. In that situation, I fail to understand the advantage of using dominoes, dowels, biscuits, or any other device. Just curious what I might be missing. -
Check into the Osmo line of finishes. Very durable and easy to apply/repair. https://osmo-store.com/product/topoil-high-solid/
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