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I came across Bass' old "table saw millwork" thread with this picture.

It got me wondering about something I've never given a thought to before. Why the "relief cuts" on the backside of mouldings?

Please learn me up on this one. Thanks.

Jeremy

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neolitic said:
Because trim is mostly covering imperfect
joints between dis-similar materials,
that usually are not in perfect plane. :thumbsup:
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A little slice of genius. Very well put:thumbsup:.

Good answers all. Thanks.

J
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