I know Louie posted a method of making dovetails with flat cuts on the CNC, and I know there is a way to make true dovetails by using an 'end jig' hanging off the end of the table..
But I'm wondering what other methods are out there for attractive, yet 'simple' corner joinery using the CNC without special fixtures?
I found THIS TECHNIQUE out there on the web..
It looks somewhat promising... Wondering if there are others..
Especially ones that show on both sides of the corner
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You could use a miterfold bit, which is probably the easiest way. You could also do a rabbet-and-dado joint.Originally Posted by Mountaincraft
Have you seen this Found this WOOD JOINTS a vile ago,dont remember whom posted it,
have a look, many good tips here.
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