In my opinion, Maslow’s capabilities are limited only by your imagination; it’s a manual robot that requires careful monitoring of every movement to fully understand.
I make all kinds of furniture with Maslow. I like screwless assembly, but I require great precision, so I start with the joints as a blank and correct them with a hand router and sandpaper.
When it’s a quick project that doesn’t require such high precision, I allow a tolerance of +0.1mm on each side of the joint. This also depends on the plywood, which generally varies in thickness within the same sheet.
I always make a test cut to see how much tolerance I can achieve, and this differs depending on whether the pattern is an internal or external cut. I also have to consider how to arrange the furniture parts on the sheet. Horizontal parts must remain horizontal, and vertical parts must remain vertical to ensure they are dimensionally consistent.
Although I am constantly improving the precision of my cuts.
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