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How Do You Make Sliding Dovetail Joints?

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How Do You Make Sliding Dovetail Joints?

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How to Make Sliding Dovetail Joints Tuesday September 30, 2008 In an upcoming project, you’ll be seeing some sliding dovetail joints. Of all dovetail joints, the sliding dovetail may be the most versatile. Not only can sliding dovetail joints be used in the construction of drawers and cases, they are extremely useful for connecting table legs to pedestals, attaching the ends of a cutting board, joining shelves to cabinetry and much more. However, the sliding dovetail may be the least well-known of all dovetail joints. In Sliding Dovetail Joints, learn about this incredibly useful joint, as well as methods for creating sliding dovetail joints for use in your woodworking plans. (c) 2007 Chris Baylor licensed to About.com, Inc. More about: ???–>Comments (2)See All Posts

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