CUT OFF THE INLAY BOARD
After the joint has dried, cut the inlay board to an amount equal to the thickness of the inlay (Fig. 68B).
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If desired, you can cut off the small area shown from the remainder of the inlay wood (Fig. 68C). If left on, the completed joint will have an extra amount of material on the inside. another alternative is to bevel this extra material (Fig. 68D).
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MAKE THE SECOND JOINT
Make the second joint the same way as you would a standard through dovetail. HINT: Do not move the offset guides after making the first joint.
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INLAYED HALF-BLIND DOVETAIL
Make this joint by producing two
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