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doweling Synonyms

Another word for doweling

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• noun (Context 1)

Cylindrical rods of wood, plastic, or metal used in lengths or cut into short pegs for making dowels and joining materials.

Usage Example

"The carpenter bought several lengths of oak dowel rod to reinforce the cabinet joints."

Strongest
dowel rod

• verb (Context 2)

To fasten, reinforce, or join pieces of wood or other material together with dowels (present participle of dowel).

Usage Example

"She spent the afternoon peg the chair frame together before applying the wood glue."

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peg
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