Expand Your Glue-Up Arsenal with Cambered Cauls

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Cambered or curved cauls are a great resource to have in your glue-up arsenal. Their slightly curved shape helps apply pressure to places where clamps alone can't reach. One of their most common uses is in applying clamping pressure across the shelf dado in the side of a case piece, where it’s imperative to achieve pressure across the entire joint. Learn how easy it is to make these cauls using your jointer, with this step-by-step tutorial. See more on FineWoodworking.com: Curve Cauls Precisely for Even Pressure. An easy way to get the exact curve you need Convenient Cauls for Panel Glue-Ups. Gently curved cauls can be difficult to set up. Learn how Cut Cauls when Cutting Box Joints. We explain why you should consider attaching a scrap piece of plywood to the back of your workpiece when cutting box joints   Watch Now

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