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That saved me probably 2 days. 
 
Simona’s having a stand for her baby stuff at a show on the weekend. Making some display stands for her. Joinery is a bit rough round the edges to put it mildly but it will do the job and should look nice once waxed 
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If you are screwing two bits of wood together like that, make sure that the piece of wood the screw goes into first has a clearance whole and not a pilot whole. Eg. A whole 0.5mm or 1mm bigger than the screw diameter. This will ensure that they pull together tight and don't get screw trapped between them keeping them apart.
Nice job though
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2 minutes ago, muttley9050 said:

If you are screwing two bits of wood together like that, make sure that the piece of wood the screw goes into first has a clearance whole and not a pilot whole. Eg. A whole 0.5mm or 1mm bigger than the screw diameter. This will ensure that they pull together tight and don't get screw trapped between them keeping them apart.
Nice job though

Thanks for the tip. Yes I’ve been having that exact problem 

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6 minutes ago, muttley9050 said:
7 minutes ago, Steve Bullman said:
Thanks for the tip. Yes I’ve been having that exact problem 

If you take them screws out and redo you will probably close them gaps

Your advice is unfortunately a few hours late on this occasion 


 

 

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2 hours ago, muttley9050 said:

If you are screwing two bits of wood together like that, make sure that the piece of wood the screw goes into first has a clearance whole and not a pilot whole. Eg. A whole 0.5mm or 1mm bigger than the screw diameter. This will ensure that they pull together tight and don't get screw trapped between them keeping them apart.
Nice job though

Hole hole hole. :D 

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3 minutes ago, muttley9050 said:
19 minutes ago, trigger_andy said:
Hole hole hole. emoji3.png 

I was talking about a whole hole. Not a bit of one.

Well this is clearly Steves first time so I can see why you needed to clarify. :D 

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2 hours ago, Steve Bullman said:

Your advice is unfortunately a few hours late on this occasion 


 

 

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The dowel grain is supposed to go the same direction as the main grain stevie

 

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