Router Joinery Basics: Cope & Stick

Cope-and-stick is a modern, machine-cut joint for right-angle flat frames intended to house a panel. It's the linchpin of present-day frame-and-panel constructions. Think doors. But also think casework.
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[@7of9jml]

"It's easy, if you know how." My dad sure knew how. Unfortunately, he died years before I had a need to learn and I find that I'm terrified to router anything. Thank you for your video.

[@millea8]

Short, sweet, and totally useful. Thanks!

[@fredfreitag7232]

I thought you did the coped edge first then did the stick edge - thereby preventing the blow-out?
Or would you do this regardless?

[@stuartmccloud307]

great stuff Bill. Thanks, love your videos, you make sense

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Awesome, thanks for sharing!!!

[@benwimer3906]

Awesome thanks for the apinion for how to make it!

[@rpetty58]

that was a good tip thank you.

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Great ideas👍

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great tip

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Very helpful

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MASTER!!!

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legal, qual o nome dessa fresa.

[@221Dw]

Whats the joint at 1:40 called? Thanks

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Yes! :)

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Always do cope first

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Cope and Seethe. Dilate Please

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