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  1. Cherry Wainscoting

    Here is the cherry wainscoting I designed and installed in my office downtown. The panels are stub tenon and groove construction, with a few well placed pocket hole screws to simplify assembly. Two corbels are let onto the stiles with 1/4" deep grooves. There are two 6' panels, one 32" panel...
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  2. wainscoting

    hi fellow L. J. s i recently set up my cope and stick bits and i made up this little sample of wainscoting. its not glued or nained together , just dry fitted together . im looking for input on gluing these joints together ( stile and rail ). my concern is getting squeese out in the coped area...
    coting wains
  3. Power Tools, Hardware and Accessories
    I recently bought this planer from HD for a great price. I have had the same model for 4 years and it has worked fine. When I test cut a piece of 4/4 oak it would not run through the planer. Same result with a piece of pine. The boards were flat and square on all surfaces. I rose the cutter head...
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