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   jason_holtz | Feb 04, 2001 06:47pm | #1

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   Oh, I forgot to mention that I can't just do half blind dovetails because the drawer front is "lipped"-the sides of the front are not square to the drawer sides.

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   Danford_C._Jennings | Feb 04, 2001 07:24pm | #2

   *Jason,Bummer! Since you obviously will have to make a jig for this cut, wouldn't it be easier to rout a rabbet, then do half blind dove tails, or am I missing something?Dano

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   Danford_C._Jennings | Feb 04, 2001 07:52pm | #3

   *Jason,This is how I see the solution to your problem. This is a VERY rough scketch.Dano

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   Madison's_dad | Feb 05, 2001 05:19am | #4

   *It's kind of like shooting blindfolded, but if you lay the DF face up on your router table you should be able to use a dovetail bit to cut your tapered femailside. The length of your bit may big problem hear depending on ware you wont the sides of the drawer, but the slot will be at 90* to the DF. The male end will have two diferant shoulder hight's the shoulders will all so have to be angled to match the curve (easy on the outside not so easy on the in side. A saw cut mite remove most of the waste.

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   Jerry_Coble | Feb 05, 2001 05:37am | #5

   *as a last resort, hand cut dovetails?