I've been experimenting with my woodrat and I find that after some practice I can make joints as tight or loose as I wish.
Although there is a certain satisfaction in making a really slick, precise and tightly fitting dry joint, I begin to suspect that things would be better if I left a little more room for some glue.
While all the test joints I have made seem to hold OK, with an aim of making furniture that lasts reasonably well I am concerned to get this right.
What's the word then, assembled guru's, on how tight is tight enough, or how much space is necessary for sufficient glue in a joint?