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  1. 05-26-2004, 5:51 PM #1
    Mark Rios
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    cutting board glue up

    I am making a cutting board along the lines of the ones in the SMC tutorial. One of those has the maker cutting a narrow strip out of the middle of the glued up cutting board and flipping it end for end and gluing it back. Is this end grain gluing strong enough for a working cutting board? I don't remember the author/maker saying anything about any kind of splines, biscuits, dowels, etc. Will just a good glue line cut be good enough to glue together?

    Thanks for your help.
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