On Mon, 18 Aug 2003 14:40:32 -0600, James "Cubby" Culbertson wrote:

Hiya All,
I'm getting ready to build a couple of hutches out of pine. I'm going
to be having to glue up panels for the sides. Is there a general
formula for how large your boards for glueing up can be? For
instance, let's say the panel is to be 18" wide. Is it acceptable to
use two 9" wide boards?

Well in a perfect world you would be able to resaw a thicker board to get
the boards for this panel, and then bookmatch them... That might not be an
option, but it's always good for aesthetics!

david
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destroy the health of the Iraqi people and we don't have enough money to
repair the health of our own people in this country."
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