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ell-executed joinery will last a Wlong time, but even the best joints may not hold up to the abuses of feisty 2-year- olds and careless moving companies. After the ravages of time and use, most furniture will need some sort of repair. Recutting original joinery or replacing an entire part may not be the right course if the furniture is a valuable antique. But if your furniture is not destined to become part of a museum collection, repairing a broken joint involves dismantling it