The ____ housing consists of a dado in the case that stops short of the front of the case.

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A stopped-dado housing is one where the dado (a groove or slot in the wood) stops short of the front of the case. This allows for the back of the item being housed to be fully supported while the front is left visible. A biscuit-dado is a type of joint made by cutting a slot in both pieces of wood and inserting a thin, oval-shaped disk (the biscuit) to hold them together. A blind-dado is a groove or slot that does not go all the way through the wood. A through-dado is a groove or slot that goes all the way through the wood. None of these descriptions match the housing described in the question.

The ____ Housing Consists of a Dado in the Case