Does this look right?

[LCHIEN]

Joinery problem

[leehljp]

Top - Yes it does UNTIL experience with joints teaches one what to look for in layouts. After a few snafus, and if one is prone to learn from experience, one learns WHAT to look at or where to look for alignment.

Those two picts are great teachers too!

[Bill in Buena Park]

Hi Loring, presuming this wasn't you If the cut piece had been laid over the layout piece based on those markings, they would have seen the issue. I think this is why, when we do dovetails, we use the pin-board to layout the tails (or vise versa).

[leehljp]

Bill - Good to see you again. What have you been up to lately? Still turning things?

[LCHIEN]

Hi Loring, presuming this wasn't you If the cut piece had been laid over the layout piece based on those markings, they would have seen the issue. I think this is why, when we do dovetails, we use the pin-board to layout the tails (or vise versa).

No, not mine. But an example of sometimes you don't get what you picture in advance. It requires thinking in one more dimension than you envisioned.

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