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Contents
3 Coping
with Inside
Miters
4 Organize
YourTools
I Outfit
Your
Shop
1 4 Tips Buying
for
Lumber
1 8 Lumber
Storage
Tips
22 MeasuringMarking
&
26 10Clamping
Tips
30 11Tips Better
for
Glue-Ups
34 10Routing
Tips
42 9 Great
Tablesaw
Tips
46 Tips Bandsawing
for
50 Tablesaw Joints
Box
54 Mortising the DrillPress
on
58 Howto HanglnsetDoors
62 Making
Lipped
Drawers a Dovetail
with
Jig
66 Turning
Table
Legs
69 Slot& Spline
Paneled
Door
72 Waterborne Fillers
Pore
74 Bandsawn
Tapered
Legs
77 Wedged
Mortise Tenon
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A time-honored for applyingmoldingto insidecorners
tip
C A B I N E T M A K EH A V E S E D
RS U
copedjointsto create
great-looking
inside
corners centuries.The to
for
trick
jointsisto cut a profile
making
these
on
the miteredend of one pieceof mold-
ing, it fitsjigsawpuzzle-like
so
against
the adjoining
piece,
whichsimply
butts
against inside
the
(see
corner
above).
Tocreate profile, a 45-degree
the
cut
miteron the end of the molding
(photo
just
1), asyouwouldif youweregoing
to miterthejoint.Then, a coping
use
sawwith a fine-toothed
bladeto cut
(Photo Onlythe sim-
out the profile
2).
plestmoldings allowyouto com-
will
pletethe joint with one long cut.For
abruptdirection
changes,
you'llneedto
backout of the cut andapproach
it
from a different
angle. filesto clean
Use
up the profiled
edgeand fine-tune
the
fit (Photo
3).
fUalean inside45-degree to cre-
cut
S ate a profiled
edge.The
molding
shouldbe held upside
down on the saw.
A stop blockclamped the sawholds
to
t h e m o l d i n gi n p l a c e .
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profitewith a copingsaw,
D t"rthe
f-l followingthe profilelinecreated
by
the mitercut'Anglethe sawbackabout
30 degrees you cut alongthe profile
as
to removemore wood from the backof
themolding.
the
choose
e Fine-tune cut by filiing.
U a file that matches particular
the
profile. and test-fit
File
untilthe joint is
tight.
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