Old Islander wrote:
I had to make a bunch of frames similar to that and found a half-lap joint to work well. If you set up your table saw, you can cut a bunch of them very quickly, in one operation. Run the piece through a number of times, nibbling away the material so the depth and length of the lap are the same on each. A bandsaw works too but requires two set-ups. Assembly with glue and a couple of small brads, and the wood will bust before the joint.
Thanks for the post. Not sure why my brain went blank on this section, but it did.
That's not a joint I normally use, but in this case, I am going to make an excepion.
Thanks.
