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I'm building a medicine cabinet and was planning on using small biscuits to
join the corners of the door. However the Cheap-O biscuit joiner I own makes the hole too big for the smaller biscuit. I've tried to make it work, but it just won't do what I want. Is a spline a safe way to join the corners? They're not at 45 degrees but butted against each other. Any other alternatives? I wanted to stay away from using L brackets, but that may be the only solution. I have very basic tools to match my basic skills. Thanks. |
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