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  1. 3rd July 2011, 06:03 AM #1
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    Default connecting without a mess need help



    Hello all i need help connecting the sides with out making a mess in the front. Any suggestions.
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    Dowel and glue would work.
    Workbench Project.
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    Dowel and glue, biscuits and glue, skew nail, kreg screw jig thing, rebate and glue, epoxy, false tenon and glue, clipped head brad and putty, camloc fastener......
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    I agree with Splints above

    but it is difficult to ressurect something that is failing - might need a re-do
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    I'm not sure what I'm looking at, or how far it can be disassembled
    however, teh best solution would be a knock down fitting -- which one will depend on how it all goes together and how much it can be disassembled to install it.
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    after opening all the holes tested it before glueing notice the holes were just short

    after increasing the depth i got it all worked out.



    Thanks for the idea. simple elegant and clean.
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