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 Accurate Biscuit Joints
Use the machine's base or fence to position the slot
— with Tony O'Malley
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Angled Tenons on the Tablesaw
Sliding table, crossfeed box and wedges ensure accuracy, ease and repeatability
— by William Krase
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Getting Started in Woodworking: Router 101 -- Rabbeting
A rabbet is a simple cut that's easy to set up and guide -- it's a great way to start learning to use the router
— by Aimé Ontario Fraser
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Angling a Mortise for a Wedge
Cut a flare into the mortise to accommodate the wedging action
— with John Nesset
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Tablesawn Keys for Mitered Boxes
Pieces of wood inserted diagonally into the outside corner of mitered joints add strength as well as beauty
— with Gary Rogowski
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Make the Tenon for Floating-Tenon Joinery
Mill the tenon stock once you've established the size of the mortises
— with Lon Schleining
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Tablesawn Dovetails
Accuracy and hand-cut look in half the time
— by Steve Latta
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Three Tongue-and-Groove Edge Treatments for Plywood
Besides
giving your plywood edge added protection, these treatments let you
shape the edge into a bullnose, a bevel, or any number of configurations
— by Mario Rodriguez
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Edge Joints
An introduction to the various types of edge joint, and what you need to know to make them
— by Gary Rogowski
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A Simple Dado For Shelves
A router technique for an exact dado
— with Pat Warner
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Tenoning Strategies
Finding your way to a well-fitting mortise-and-tenon joint
— by Gary Rogowski
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Making Round Tenons from Square Spindles
A tip for making this difficult joint with a radial-arm saw
— by Rex Alexander
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What Makes a Good Mortise?
A good fit and a strong glue bond are critical
— by Strother Purdy
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Picture-Frame Jig Helps You Master the Miter
Cut adjoining parts on opposite sides of the jig to guarantee a 90° joint
— with Gary Rogowski
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An Easily Aligned Jig for Routing Shelf Dadoes
Adjustable pivot ensures accuracy
— by Robert R. Knights
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A Faster Way to Make Half-Blind Dovetails
It might not please purists, but it does speed up the process
— by Rob Cosman
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