What's your preferred method for removing wood in this rabbet joint I cut too short? I.e. I'm definitely NOT taking this apart to fix it 😂
So I'm an idiot and discovered that I didn't cut my rabbets deep enough on a few of my workbench legs. This is by far the most advanced woodworking I've done yet but I'm really enjoying the process and learning a lot as I go. But I definitely should have checked the tops of these a little better before I assembled everything. So what are my options for removing the wood now? I tried a rasp, a pointed sander, a chisel, and cursing at it but all are less than satisfactory. The chisel and rasp worked the best as far as actually removing enough material, but the result was pretty rough looking. And it took forever. There has got to be an easier way.
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