It could also be crooked and the faces not square.RSB-Refugee said:With a threaded tenon, you increase the glueing surface without getting a female side with less wall thickness.![]()
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It could also be crooked and the faces not square.RSB-Refugee said:With a threaded tenon, you increase the glueing surface without getting a female side with less wall thickness.![]()
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Why would the faces on a straight tenon joint be more square, than on one with threads?JoeyInCali said:It could also be crooked and the faces not square.
Two tenons of different sizes, we're talking about.RSB-Refugee said:Why would the faces on a straight tenon joint be more square, than on one with threads?![]()
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I think I missed the different sizes part.JoeyInCali said:Two tenons of different sizes, we're talking about.
Try threading two different size of tenons, one larger one threaded to the top.
Sheldon's 1 inch long 3/4 unthreaded tenon then the bolt would be fine and dead nuts.
Here's what you missed.RSB-Refugee said:I think I missed the different sizes part.That being said, I don't understand what you mean by it.
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