On 3/27/13 11:06 AM, Lew Hodgett wrote:
The biggest PITA of the whole process is making sure the wood is
flush with the plywood after assembly, IMHO.


I gave up spending the time and effort to even try to make them flush
when gluing and setting up. Now I simply make install them a bit proud
on purpose and then trim them flush with a pattern bit in the router.

I have a jig for running them vertically. I can do that in less time
than it would take to try to glue them flush.... plus, I never get it
perfect and end up going to the router, anyway, so why not cut to the
chase.


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