26-03-2014, 06:00 PM
Which ever joint you use then unless it's a very small casement I would say no stopped joints, the larger the effective glue area is the better the joint will be, accuracy is all important, especially where joint interface is concerned, one advantage of the comb joint is that you can put pressure on the timber/glue interface with a G clamp or speed clamp while the glue is setting, you can't really do that with a mortice and tenon to the same effect.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.
