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What is a rebate? |
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A rebate is a 90 degree groove cut along the edge of a piece of material |
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Rebates are mostly used in joint-making, particularly in the construction of lap joints. |
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A lap joint is made by cutting a rebate on the end of two pieces of material. The two pieces are then overlapped, and the rebates fastened together to make a secure joint. |
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A rebate can be cut with a straight or rebate router bit. |
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