joining end grain

building a table top and I have a lot of short 24" white oak boards. Is there any way that these can be joined into longer boards for a table top? Thanks in advance.

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alysonsdad
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Dowel pins or biscuits should work just fine. It would be a good idea to stagger the joint lines in adjacent fitting boards.

Reply to
Leon

Or finger joints with a router. Makes a stronger joint.

Pete

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cselby

alysonsdad wrote: > building a table top and I have a lot of short 24" white oak boards. > Is there any way that these can be joined into longer boards for a > table top?

8:1 scarf joints.

You will need a jig and either a router of a hand held power planer to do it.

As a boat builder, been there, done that, keep the tee shirt.

Lew

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Lew Hodgett

Lap joints may be the easiest.

Sonny

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Sonny

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