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<blockquote data-quote="dirtypool" data-source="post: 613464" data-attributes="member: 557642"><p>Glue and clamp will be strong. Screws are preferred though as they sort of "clamp" for you. In a properly glued and clamped joint, the wood will break before the glue joint will.</p><p></p><p>I would go to a cabinet shop before I would let a mass merchandiser cut the wood. You can usually get a local cabinet shop to make your cuts for you and they will be dead on. Pretty cheap too, as it should be cheaper than the cost of one bad cut. They are generally more familiar with box building than most of your Home Depot/Lowes employees.</p><p></p><p>my .02</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dirtypool, post: 613464, member: 557642"] Glue and clamp will be strong. Screws are preferred though as they sort of "clamp" for you. In a properly glued and clamped joint, the wood will break before the glue joint will. I would go to a cabinet shop before I would let a mass merchandiser cut the wood. You can usually get a local cabinet shop to make your cuts for you and they will be dead on. Pretty cheap too, as it should be cheaper than the cost of one bad cut. They are generally more familiar with box building than most of your Home Depot/Lowes employees. my .02 [/QUOTE]
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