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Full Description
Joinery is a fundamental element of woodworking, and mastering the basic joints is an essential part of becoming a skilled woodworker. But not all wood joints are created equal, so knowing how and when to use them is just as important. This book provides an overview of how to create the most common joinery used in woodworking.
Each joint is accompanied by detailed step-by-step instructions and illustrated with full-colour photographs. Methods are shown for creating joints using both hand tools and power tools, and alternative techniques are given where appropriate, allowing the reader to experiment and decide on their preferred process. There is information on the basic tools needed to construct each joint and how to choose the right joint for every job.
Readers will also learn about factors that contribute to a strong wood joint, such as grain, to ensure they achieve success every time. An indispensable joinery reference book, Wood Joints by Machine & by Hand provides the perfect introduction for novices and an ideal companion for more accomplished woodworkers looking to brush up on their skills.
Includes: Butt Joint, Miter Joint, Dowel Joint, Mortise and Tenon Joint, Box Joint and Through Dovetail Joint.
Contents
Foreword 7
Woodworking Joints
Dado Joint 8
Edge Joint 16
Butt Joint 20
Rabbet (Rebate) Joint 24
Tongue-and-Dado Joint 30
Lap Joint 42
Mortise-and-Tenon Joint 50
Bridle Joint 62
Drawbored (Pegged) Mortise and Tenon Joint 70
Wedged Through Tenon Joint 76
Flat Miter Joint 86
Splined Miter Joint 92
Box (Comb/Finger) Joint 98
Dowel Joint 106
Through Dovetail Joint 112
Tongue-and-Groove 122
Wedged Through (Tusk) Tenon 132
Half-Blind Dovetail 144
Stub Tenon and Groove 156
Floating (Loose Tenon) 164
About the Author 174
