"Thanks for the response. I forgot that in addition to the inlay, I have a 1x3 sistered to the back because I needed the depth to have the radiator cover set back in PLUS another 1/8" rabbet in order to recess the thin backing i'll be…"
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Only one screw per joint?
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Hi all,I'm building a large picture frame (about 2' x 3') that will hold a piece of radiator cover to display pins. Using 1x3 flat stock rabbeted down the middle with routered edges and then an inlay…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Michele Feb 3.
Screws not holding in 2x6 douglas fir
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Hi all,I've got a mystery here. Trying to make a bar cart out of 2x6 douglas fir, 42" long. 3 shelves with 4 boards each. We have done this exact same design before in the fall and had no issues. I'm…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Michele Feb 20, 2017.
1x3 stock and 1-1/4" screw came through?
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Hi there,I'm new at this but don't think I did anything wrong here. I did test fit which is where I discovered the problem....I am working on a connect four board based on these plans:…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Ken Darga Jul 5, 2016.
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Don Foley replied to Michele's discussion 'Only one screw per joint?'
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One screw used in tandem with a good wood glue should work fine. Use some means to insure the corners are square, apply the glue, secure the frame pieces then drive the screw. The screw will secure the pieces while the glue…"
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Only one screw per joint?
Hi all,I'm building a large picture frame (about 2' x 3') that will hold a piece of radiator cover to display pins. Using 1x3 flat stock rabbeted down the middle with routered edges and then an inlay in the rabbet.I don't have a biscuit joiner and don't want to spend money on one for one project. I could use flat corner braces and screws but wondering if one Kreg screw in each joint on the 45 would be ok? I've only ever seen 2 per joint.thanks!See More
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