British spelling of 'doweled'—fastened together using wooden dowels.
British English variant using double 'l' before the -ed suffix, following British conventions for consonant doubling in past tense forms.
The difference between 'doweled' and 'dowelled' is purely spelling convention—British woodworkers say it the same way Americans do, but write it with that extra 'l' for consistency with words like 'travelled' and 'modelled.'
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