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Joinery technique to repair wood

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John M1 year ago

wow a lot of work for one piece of wood.

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Malarkey Roofing Products2 years ago

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Rock1 year ago

Amazing trick

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Kenrik March1 year ago

The grain does not line up

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Ava 🤍‧₊˚1 year ago

repairing it with that? sick

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Irtiza sameer Jan1 year ago

A common joinery technique for repairing wood is using a dowel joint. It involves drilling holes in both pieces of wood, inserting a dowel rod, and securing them together with wood glue for a strong bond.

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Political Refugee1 year ago

First step could be skipped

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Er. Ashish Dwivedi1 year ago

Wood work 🪵

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Davie G 🇬🇧1 year ago

Its ok but rough. Grain is going the wrong way to get a good looking piece

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Laurent.p..1 year ago

Not very well, respect direction of wood grain is more aesthetic.

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Mountain Dad1 year ago

Great tips

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