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August 16th 06, 11:56 AM
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Scarf Joints in Plywood
I've always wondered about that. When gluing wood together it's always
been a good idea to rough up the area's to be glued so that the glue goes in the roughend area and has a better grab. If the area is too smooth it will hold less glue and more possiblity to squeeze out. 
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