On 7/29/2015 10:45 AM, Greg Guarino wrote:

I think he means that if you have four members arranged in a rectangle,
you can only achieve square corners if the two horizontal members are
exactly of equal length, and the same for the verticals.

As your need to clarify attests ... and even with the Subject clearly
dealing with "face frames" ... the main reason for some being here is
not necessarily sharing woodworking experiences, but instead looking for
an argument using misdirection, silly semantics, and unsuccessful
attempts at logical thought.

Now you also
need square cuts, or else you may end up with a parallelogram (or worse)
instead.

LOL Absolutely no doubt there are some, with square components being a
stated goal, who would NOT go to great lengths to insure that his/her
cuts were indeed square to begin with .... like that woodworking ace
teaching drawer making?



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