Poor Tenon Fix - the best tips and hips on the internet, probably ;-)
Video by Mitch Peacock • Designer Woodworker · 1 moment used in Oak Valley Designs's DIY guides · 1:17 long
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- 0:54–1:14 Trim Excess Shim for a Flush Finish
From Squeaky Stair Repair, Step 4: Shim Gaps
Once the glue has set sufficiently to hold the shim in place, use a flush-cut saw (such as a Japanese pull saw) to carefully trim any excess shim material that extends beyond the edges of the tenon joint. This step ensures a clean, smooth, and aesthetically pleasing finish, making the repair virtually unnoticeable.
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