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I made this bench seat and am looking for advice on the best way to join the pieces of hardwood that make up the top. They are offcuts from the tabletops I cut down to make my bench tops and the cut out for the hotplate. There are two 1700mm x 275mm planks and then the back row are various lengths all 100mm wide. Would pocket holes and glue work? Looking for a simple but effective solution.
Thanks
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Jason
Hi @crisis,
One method is a Biscuit Joiner.
I have the one above which is good value for the $$$.
However, in your case for what is likely a one off job I suggest dowel pins.
Looks like this and I was making Greyhound drinking stands.
I was gifted the ALDI Workzone Dowelling kit which includes a drill jig for consistent edge holes.
I am pretty sure Bunnings have one but can't find will have another look tomorrow.
Cheers
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