patrick conroy wrote in message
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Help!

I could use some advice on the best sequence of assembly steps please.
The
picture below shows the top to a hall table. The top is a simple frame
made
up of 1 1/4" thick, 2" wide pieces of mahogany. It's not solid - there's
going to be an veneer inlay in the middle.

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The joints are 45* miters (mitres) and I'll probably use biscuits to
reinforce them. I don't want to use splines for aesthetic purposes.

I plan to put some strong bevels on the top's frame. I'm wondering how
most
of you would sequence the steps:
- cut the bevels and then glue up the frame?

I'm doing a similar thing at the moment. I'll post a pic on ABPW.
I cut the bevels and miters and rounded the edge.
I didn't reinforce the miters.
The frame is doweled to the table top.
The frame was stained to look like Teak and glued to the top.
I used thin cord/rope and cardboard padding under the rope instead of
clamps.
HTH.
Gordon