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I need to fit two chunks of wooden worktop together with their grain
running at right angles. I know I *could* run the join at 45 degrees but that involves all sorts of other problems and compromises. So, do I need to allow the joint to move to allow for differential expansion along and across the grain? It'll be in a fairly low humidity environment but the temperature is likely to fluctuate quite a lot (basically in line with outside temperature). It's oak if that makes any difference. -- Chris Green · |
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