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Leon
 
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"Unisaw A100" wrote in message
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Leon wrote:
2. Does it seem that a flush fit would be harder and require greater
expertise than having a lip?



The very reason I commented with the comment I commented
with, the added cost of labor to sand the two surfaces flush
with each other and not sand through the veneer on the
cabinet bottom, i.e., experienced workman.

UA100, who doesn't have a problem with the lip, just that
"better made" casework doesn't have a lip...


Ahh.. I am not saying the absence of a lip represents better made, just less
fuss to produce the lip. I sometimes purposely design in a lip to cut down
on labor time. A flush fit would be an exact fit where as with a lip any
height within reason is acceptable.