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Joined: 30/01/2011 Posts: 865 Points: 2,410 Location: Cambs
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I found getting the dowel to stay in place between the two end blocks a bit difficult, so came up with this idea, which may or may not help others. I just used the "Bitt" method, drilled a .7mm hole in the centre of the end pieces of wood, and stuck a cut off nail in each block, (keeping the point very small) I then pushed the end blocks onto the small dowel, this kept everything together nice and centrally and allowed the glue to dry without the dowel moving. As I say it may or may not help others but it's just an idea which worked for me Come on you Jimmies
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Joined: 06/03/2011 Posts: 34 Points: 98
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Thanks for that, I was finding it a bit tricky as well. I usecd pins for the columns as well that helped keep them in place
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