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Pocket holes make a seemingly complicated project simple.
By Megan Fitzpatrick
Pages: 40-41
From the December 2006 issue #159
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These classic shelves are easy to build thanks to the pocket-hole joints that attach the shelves to the sides. While pocket holes aren’t a traditional joint, they allow you to build pieces that might otherwise be too complex. (If so inclined you could even build a kitchen using pocket-hole joinery, but the screws would add up in cost).
From the December 2006 issue #159
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