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n the late 17th I century, English tastes in f urniture ran to surfaces veneered in burls and other wild-grained, exotic woods. The thin veneers were vulnerable to chipping unless they were protected by molding. Drawers were especially at risk. Edges were completely exposed when the drawer was open, and simply opening and closing the drawers could damage the veneer on the drawer front. Rout the rabbet. Cut to full depth, but set the fence to slightly less than the thickness