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9. Shaping the inside edge of the rail. The rip
cut that defines the corner was started on the table
saw, then continued with a handsaw. |
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Sizing the rail tenons with a chisel. |
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A view of the cleaned up rail. |
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15. The completed joinery of stile and rail; note
the horn on the end of the stile, which will be
removed after glue-up. |
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10. The waste is cut from the inside of the frame,
leaving material in the corner that will be shaped
later. |
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12. Cleaning the small miter cut on the back side
shoulder of the rail. |
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14. A bevel cut on the table saw further defines
the bead on the inside edge of the frame. |
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16. Before glue-up, the frame was dry assembled
and the inside corner was cleaned up with the bandsaw. |
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