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  1. 8th September 2008, 01:17 PM #16
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    Came up really well Lig,

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    Lovely work Lignum. Really like that timber.

    How are the breadboard ends attached?

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    Tex, Dominos. The middle third of the top has tight Dominos glued in, the outer two thirds have Dominos tight and glued only into the end grain and “very” sparsely glued into elongated larger Domi mortises on the rail.
    Those panels move freely in the side grooves. The extreme end of the Breadboard end has a large 56x32x10 Domi glued in tight. I find that’s the easiest way for movement using the Domino.
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    Great Design and execution Lignum . Where do you store the extension when not in use .
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