Re: Copper sutures-gaps

Posted by Gayle Rhodes on Feb 7, 2005

Having read the entire thread, there is a subject that did not come up, but I've been wondering about. I read somewhere recently about using popsicle or similar sticks in the wired joints to hold the panels apart while the fillet was made. The claim was that with the dookie in between the panels, it made a stronger joint than panels joining wood on wood, covered by the fillet. Any experience with this or pros and cons?

In Response to: Re: Copper sutures by Chequerboard on Feb 4, 2005

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• Re: Copper sutures-gaps by Chequerboard on Feb 7, 2005
• Re: Copper sutures-gaps by Chequerboard on Feb 7, 2005
  • Re: Copper sutures-gaps by Gayle Rhodes on Feb 7, 2005
    • Re: Copper sutures-gaps by Chequerboard on Feb 7, 2005
      • Re: Copper sutures-gaps by allanreade@paradise .net. on Feb 8, 2005
        • Re: Copper sutures-gaps by Gary Turner on Feb 8, 2005
• Ok, I'll keep reading by Robert N Pruden on Feb 9, 2005
  • Addendum by Robert N Pruden on Feb 9, 2005