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horn frame and panel assembly

When I build a frame-and-panel assembly such as a door, face frame or back, I almost always add “horns” to the stiles.


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Center the grooves. The 3/4" x 3/4" grooves must be centered in the width of the post to make the fit (and the sanding) acceptable. A careful setup with a dado set makes this quick work.