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Loose tenon materials
Hi: I just finished building a slide assembly for my Shopsmith that allows
me to easily make "loose" mortises. One question remains... Should the "loose" tenons be the same material, or would a more stable material such as tempered fiberboard be the prudent choice. The fiberboard is precisely 1/4", does not swell and is very strong. Not to mention, easy to "store" in the shop. Does anyone have first hand knowledge with loose mortise and tenon construction. John Eppley |
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