Joining 3/4 ply with 45 Degree Bevel??
Hello everyone. Glad I found this site. Just built a pantry for the kitchen with Kreg Jig and now moving on to other projects.
Question:
I'm building a simple end table, Top and side are 3/4 ply with a 45 degree bevel at the connecting ends. Is it possible to join with pocket holes? I tried a few tests and could not figure it out.
Thanks in advance
Jason
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Permalink Reply by Ken Darga on
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Jason,
The spline can be hidden.
Stop the groove about and inch from the ends, so the spline isn't visible.
Jason said:Yes I Like the Spline Idea. Thats probably the direction I'll go. Thanks Ken
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