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		<title>Twisted Dovetail Layout Plans &#8211; How To.</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[How To make a Twisted Dovetail Joint!
Side &#8211; A:
Side &#8211; B:
Putting the twisted dovetail together:
Something like this is what you should end up with:
Super simple right? ..just wait till you get started, these plans will come in handy!
Also see the Dovetail Inspiration post
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		<title>Corner joint options for cabinet doors and other panel type projects.</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Mortise &#38; Tenon Joint
The basic joint: Rails are grooved their full length for the panel; stiles require a stopped grove. Mortises should be as deep as possible for maximum strength; try at least 1.25” deep.
Bridle Joint 
A strong and easily made joint. You can cut the open mortise and tenon on the tablesaw using a [...]]]></description>
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