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screw two pieces of wood together

Here is a situation where I would like to screw two pieces of wood together. I don't want anything to go out the other side and ruin the exposed side. I take my drill bit and measure it against the wood, adding tape so I know how far to go into wood without going through other side.

Now I can drill into the wood and stop at the tape, this way I know I will not go through the other side. Screw the screws into the wood and now this job is done.

Shawn

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