"Richard Lamb" wrote in message
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Not necessarily, Jim.

I was thinking to route out the areas NOT in contact with skin and
gussets, leaving the areas where other parts will be in contact.

Gotcha

On the Flybaby, for instance, one might be able to do the routing
after assembling the framework.

Yes, but there will be stuff in the way, a lot of the time.

But my origonal thought was to
lay out the pieces, mark off the areas to be routed off (sorry -
chamfered!) then assemble and glue together.

Wow, that sounds like a lot of work!

Good woodworkers almost always round (ease) the sharp corners of exposed
wood. That is all I will do, most likely.
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Jim in NC