The construction zone. Need to get the chickens hard hats. We had to coop them up for part of it, as they were under foot and almost got hit by stuff.
After days of work on my coop and run, our intrepid builder suddenly realize he may be going all about this the wrong way! Perhaps chickadees would be easier, or maybe wrens. We like wrens.
Glued, screwed, and clamped. Pre-drill your holes, and don't over do it. I used Gorilla Glue, as it super strong, but any exterior glue is good. Make sure you're squared up before hand.
How the lap joint goes together.
The construction zone. Need to get the chickens hard hats. We had to coop them up for part of it, as they were under foot and almost got hit by stuff.
Keeping your saw plate firmly placed and flat to the lumber is very important. I did a couple like this then, wisely, clamped my lumber to table to stand at. If you wobble, you will cut to deep. Once you cut few from the end, if you can keep the blade absolutely flat to your lumber, you can sweep it back and forth and further smooth jointing area.
Be firmly braced, and wear glasses always. The method produces a LOT of sawdust and chips.
Start by cutting a number of "kerfs" with your saw. The end result you are aiming for is on the right. Set your saw depth to half the thickness of the lumber.
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The construction zone. Need to get the chickens hard hats. We had to coop them up for part of it, as they were under foot and almost got hit by stuff.

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