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Finger joints can have several weaknesses, including reduced strength compared to other types of joints, making them susceptible to failure under heavy loads. Additionally, they can suffer from alignment issues if not properly constructed, leading to uneven stress distribution. Moisture exposure can also weaken the adhesive used in finger joints, potentially compromising their integrity over time. Lastly, they may be more vulnerable to environmental factors such as temperature and humidity changes, which can affect the wood's stability.

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