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Doweling Tip
This tip will help you drive in a dowel without any problems.

Have you ever had trouble driving a dowel into its hole? Quite often air and glue inside the hole can prevent the dowel from sliding in easily. To prevent this resistance you can cut a slit into the side of the dowel. This will give the air and glue a channel to escape the hole.

 Dowels with air slit
Finished Dowels
with Slits
Use a bandsaw to cut the groove in the dowel. For safety, be sure to use a clamp to hold the dowel when you cut the groove. Click on image
to enlarge

Clamp the Dowels when cutting
Cutting the Slit
In the Dowel

 
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