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Dave Jackson
 
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I think you're refering to the breadboard ends. Do a quick search for more
info. --dave

"Anonymous" wrote in message
newsan.2005.02.04.05.40.52.120258@notarealserver .com...
I have been asked ($$) to make a cutting board for a co-worker. I will be
using ambrosia maple and cherry for the main board surface and a border of
walnut to frame the whole thing.

Sometime recently (before I needed to know this) I read about leaving some
joint or other in these things unglued. I sure would appreciate a link to
a site discussing / illustrating this or a 'heads up' here.

TIA

Bill

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