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Drawbore AND Loose Tennons - AgGEM - 08-08-2015
That is a combination I have yet to explore or seen discussed.
Thoughts and comments?
Ag
Re: Drawbore AND Loose Tennons - Martin S. - 08-08-2015
Are you going to drawbore both sides?
Otherwise, how would it work?
Re: Drawbore AND Loose Tennons - AHill - 08-08-2015
I am thinking you'd have to drawbore both sides, and I'm also thinking that is a recipe for splitting your tenon. I'd consider pinning it from both sides, but only after you glue and clamp it in.
Re: Drawbore AND Loose Tennons - Mike L B - 08-08-2015
You could glue the tenons into the stretchers and let it dry, then drawbore the legs (assuming your building a table ) it will definitely slow your build time.
Re: Drawbore AND Loose Tennons - JR1 - 08-09-2015
I often drawbore one side of a domino and glue the other. There is no problem drawboeing both sides. The reason I drawbore is to make it knockdown or at least possible to dissemble and move.
Re: Drawbore AND Loose Tennons - Tony Z - 08-09-2015
If draw boring, why not make it easy and do with Miller Dowels?
Re: Drawbore AND Loose Tennons - AgGEM - 08-09-2015
Op here, thanks for the replies!
Ag
Re: Drawbore AND Loose Tennons - jussi - 08-09-2015
While not really draw boring, I often pin nail both sides of my dominoes