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Repairing Roundwood Seats without Hardware

 
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I have used shims on windows and doorframes but never furniture!   I'm relatively inexperienced with roundwood furniture so that isn't too surprising.  It is quite ingenious to use toothpicks to shim the joints, though!



Anyone else have other methods to recycle broken chairs?
 
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