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TheWoodWhisperer (Friday 31st of October 2008 08:36:17 AM)

Nope. Generally the sides of the mortise are called the sides of the mortise. The flat face of the tenon is indeed referred to as the cheek. I imagine its a reference to the human body, and the perpendicular relationship between our shoulder and our cheek.

Jazzwayze (Friday 31st of October 2008 08:12:04 AM)

Aren't the 'cheeks' in fact the sides of the mortise, rather than the sides of the tenon? I.e. cheeks surround an orifice! (No crudity intended)

votejamie08 (Sunday 26th of October 2008 12:38:24 PM)

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SaintBozman (Saturday 18th of October 2008 06:31:38 AM)

Wow, i am impressed. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and skill. You are a good communicator. This is applicable to us average joe woodworker that doesn't have a $100,000 delta woodworking shop. ya know the kind of host who says, now i'll just run this over to my mortiser then presto and your like, what the heck just happened.

just42knight (Friday 12th of September 2008 07:17:47 PM)

Dude, you rock! Video quality lacks in full mode, just wondering where your work in DVD?

hydeph (Friday 8th of August 2008 03:12:04 PM)

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VeryTucker (Wednesday 24th of September 2008 05:33:27 AM)

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GoTumTube (Thursday 31st of July 2008 01:43:39 AM)

Great video and instructor

guestjacob (Thursday 12th of June 2008 01:16:36 PM)

Screws are not even close to the strength of a glued mortise and tenon.

chains1240 (Tuesday 3rd of June 2008 06:17:58 AM)

Exactly what I was looking for. Great teacher and flow of information.