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kosta
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#1 posted 1229 days ago
those skinny railings did you use a seperate mortise and tenon to attach them or are they glued
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Monte McCoy
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#2 posted 1229 days ago
Kosta they are each set into individual mortises, they each have a small shoulder cut on them to create a 3/8” tenon to hide the joint instead of just making the mortise the same size as the railing.
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a1Jim
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#3 posted 1228 days ago
wow Monte very nice work
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#4 posted 833 days ago
Dude…if I could of only done work like that in my sophmore year of high school. The chicks (their dads) would of loved me. Nice job!
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