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join 2x4 with pocket screws
Hi,
I need to make a 16' 2x4 to be used as a screed board in a paver project. I hope to join two 8' pieces as I can not easily transport one 16' piece. I guess I can use a lap joint as this does not need to be too strong, but can I use pocket screws instead? The board just needs to be straight for this one job and pocket screws will be easiest. Thanks. Doug |
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