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All of the joints should be doweled and glued, then corner blocked — to keep the structure rigid and strong.

Furniture as Part of the Family Duane Hampton 2011

Three stories above ground a doweled landing post projected from the massive tree.

A Corridor in the Asylum 2010

Will, we were advised by friends who went through the Ikea-kitchen-cabinets-experience to GLUE all the doweled joints.

DesignerBlog Will 2008

It was composed of separate elements, possibly even carved from different materials, either joined or doweled together.

Hadrian at Sagalassos 2007

He was a yearling and I carried him to the club each Saturday in his little crate, wooden, about a foot cube, with a doweled front -- approximately the same size as my clock.

Why Pigeons? 2007

The heads for both barrels were also laid out'single round sections, rather than sections of quartersawn wood doweled in place.

Wellspring of Chaos Modesitt, L. E. 2004

AFTER MR. SINGH, one of our more vigilant exit guards, doweled through my satchel with his stick of polished pine, I said good night to Norton and started the long walk uptown. next »

Excerpt: The Grand Complication by Allen Kurzweil 2001

They still seemed to stand in their original position and their backs had been doweled most probably to a female dress.

Interactive Dig Sagalassos - Roman Baths Report 4 2003

Round bores and long holes are the basis of wooden joints: e.g. a doweled groove, a doweled frame joint, a caulked frame joint or cutting-outs for placing mountings.

1. The Purpose of Drilling and Cutting with Long-hole Cutters Johannes Schollbach 1993

Sometimes, however, as in chests, Fig. 290, posts are used instead of stiles, and rails are mortised or doweled into them and the panels set into grooves in both posts and rails.

Handwork in Wood William Noyes