Visit the Store in IowaTips, Tools & Techniques eNote #32
Loose Tenon Joinery, Part 5: Is it Real or Fake?
Looking for a way to make your joinery more decorative? Check out these tips and tricks that simulate through-tenon joinery. Plus see how easy it easy to add a pegged tenon look to any joint.
Previous videos from Loose Tenon Joinery
Loose Tenon Joinery, Part 1: https://www.thewoodsmithstore.com/tips-tools-techniques-enote-28/
Loose Tenon Joinery, Part 2: https://www.thewoodsmithstore.com/tips-tools-techniques-enote-29/
Loose Tenon Joinery, Part 3: https://www.thewoodsmithstore.com/tips-tools-techniques-enote-30/
Loose Tenon Joinery, Part 4: https://www.thewoodsmithstore.com/tips-tools-techniques-enote-31/
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