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Woodworking with Don Cross
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Dave and Nancy's Nightstands
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Here I am putting glue on the edges and in the biscuit slots.
This is Dave jointing the edges of the pine before we cut the biscuit slots.
Here I am removing a biscuit because I put in the wrong @#$^%$#.Biscuit!!!.
Always double Check BEFORE gluing.
And this is Dave Laughing at Me.
I like to mark my boards with a triangle after I line up the grains so they dont get mixed up.
Some of the boards we need glued and clamped.
  Stay tuned More to come
We just have to make the doors and the back
You can visit Dave's Blog at
http://davebrokawnews.blogspot.com/
Clamping is the backbone of woodworking, You have to have the right clamp for your project.
There are lots of different kinds of clamps out there and there’s a reason for that. Proper clamping is a must,  you do not want to spend a lot of time and effort working on making the parts for your project then Glue and clamp them up with the wrong tools and have the joints fail. So my advice is to take the Time and find the right clamps that are specifically made for the project your working on. More on clamping.....
Heres a small story on how Dave And I (Don Cross)built a pair of night stands out of pine.
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