What's the Deal with Screw Pocket Joinery?
George VondriskaDescription
Screw pockets can be used to create a solid structure on a number of woodworking projects. When fastening screw pocket joinery, you’ll want to pay attention to a few key details, including the type and length of your screws and the method of clamping that you use.
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This video is the same as one a couple of pages earlier. Also it makes no mention of clamping methods which is in the video description