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In Reply to: Re:"Is there any true advantage to this approach (I am NOT a woodworker)?" posted by powermatic on March 4, 2007 at 16:43:18:
is a simple biscuit. I don't own or have the space to store serious woodworking equipment, but I do have a friend who has opened an invitation to use his shop. Unfortunately, he inherited it from his Father in law and is not, himself, an expert woodworker. I have much to learn and I'm glad I posted the question - thank you for the advice. I wasn't concerned with the cost/waste as long as the method produced a better frame (I was making an assumption about something I don't know very well).If you don't mind my pressing further, what joining method would you recommend? I'm assuming dovetails should be used, but what do I know? Perhaps I should aim for rev3 being the final edition and try my hand at learning some new skills with lesser materials. That wouldn't necessarily be a bad thing - it's been a fun experiment so far!
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