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Thin, Good Looking & Strong - Micro Plywood Splines, Part 1
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 While designing a 9th-grade box project, one thing kept bugging me: How should we reinforce the miter joints at the corners of the boxes? After cutting the miters and gluing the box parts together, I knew that we would have to add some strength to the corners - otherwise they would fail at some point, because simple miters are not reliable. So the question was, what kind of reinforcement? First […]The post Thin, Good Looking & Strong - Micro Plywood Splines, Part 1 appeared first on Popular Woodworking Magazine.
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posted at: 12:00am on 14-Feb-2017
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