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in every issueThe little wings (small raised ridges) on the edges of Domino tenons make the tenons hard to insert and remove and assemblies difficult to dry-fit. But if you trim off the wings with a block plane, the problem is solved. On the larger tenons, between 10 and 50 mm, it also helps to add a shallow groove on the face to let glue escape, making it easier to close joints fully.Domino tenons have raised ridges on edges.Use a block plane to remove these ridges, making dry-fitting easier.Cut a groove in larger tenons, giving excess glue an escape route so joints can close fully.DIAGRAM [Extracted from the article] |
