Started making 4 dining chairs, and in cutting the side stretchers I made the mistake of cutting the tenons in my cast iron tenon jig with a square cut instead of an angle of 5 degrees to match the offset from back to front. So what happened is in cutting all the pieces on one side cheek , I then put a sacrificial board in the jig and cut the inside cheek. When I put it together, I get this on one side
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but the other side, of course, looks like this
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I could plane them all but my skill (or lack there of) will I'm afraid result in 16 custom fit pieces to keep track of.
So I'm thinking that I'll cut the correct angle on the existing tenon and then re-cut all the pieces (somewhere near the red line). I'll loose about a 1/4" +/- but that's ok. Any other suggestions?
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But at least I got to use my garage sales find on the curved legs. So that's somethin.
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