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Cutting plywood panels flush, advice please
A friend is making a cabinet, has fastened the back and the dividers to the
base, and finds that the dividers stand about 1/8" taller than the back. What's the best way to bring the dividers down flush with the back? His tool selection is very limited (he's making the cabinet parts with a circular saw and a straight edge). The material is 3/4" plywood with a paper-thin black walnut veneer. No, this isn't me. I would have solved the problem before I fastened the dividers in place. Thanks for the help. Lionel |
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