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chiselling mdf compared to wood
Hi,
I have a 1 inch thick mdf with oak veneer shelf which needs an L bracket letting into the edge at either end near front for added support in an alcove as the shelf sits flush with the wall. What is the best way to cut out an area to let this in. Simply chisel out a channel, or saw grooves into the area to ease the task ? Never chiselled mdf so not sure how it chisels compared to standard wood. Steve |
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