On Mon, 19 Jun 2006 14:53:03 -0500, "Swingman" wrote:


"Leuf" wrote in message

To do A you've have to hold the rail at an angle.

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The leg is maybe harder depending how the mortise is made.

If you precut the rail/stretcher end to the required angle (7 degrees in
this case), they (leg and rail) are both easy, 90 degree plunges.

"B" is trickier, less precise IME, and requires a much longer bit.

With a router you mean? How does one keep a router on the tiny
surface of the end of the rail?


-Leuf