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    Default Help deciding.

    Which one? A or B - supposed to be modern and sleek.
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    A

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    B - the same but each corner is with mitre joins.

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    B. If it's meant to be modern.

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    A but with box joints

    Mitre is boring
    The person who never made a mistake never made anything

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    Ray

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    I think I would go with Tansu style box joints.
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    Miter for a modern look. There are all manner of spline patterns you can add to spice it up. Take a look at the box making forum for ideas.
    Regards
    John

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    Quote Originally Posted by orraloon View Post
    Miter for a modern look. There are all manner of spline patterns you can add to spice it up. Take a look at the box making forum for ideas.
    Regards
    John
    Yea im going to go with the mitres now. What type of wood for the spline would you suggest?

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    It'd be nice to book match the drawer fronts.

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    Heres a sketchup on what the splines would look like with some Huon pine splines. Only two 6mm wide by 20mm deep. Should I just to splines on the two top corners, or on every corner?
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    Do all four.

    My reasoning: doing only 2 admits that they're purely decorative, but all 4 suggests that they're purposeful and structural.
    Michael

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