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WOOD JOINERY sa BISCUIT JOINT sa BOX JOINT sa BUTT JOINT sa DADO & RABBET JOINT sa DOVETAIL JOINT sa DOWEL JOINT sa EDGE JOINT & EDGE JOINTING sa FURNITURE HARDWARE & JOINERY sa LAP JOINT sa MITER JOINT sa MORTISE & TENON JOINT sa POCKET-HOLE JOINT sa SCARF JOINT sa SPLINE JOINT sa SPLINE MITER JOINT sa TONGUE & GROOVE JOINT x JOINERY (WOOD) xx FURNITURE HARDWARE & JOINERY xx WOODWORKING Accented joinery. Techniques for adding visual interest to your furniture by using cogged joints, protruding joints, and shadow-line joints. Designing solid-wood case joints or corner joints. Detailed look at (1) transom corner joint, (2) through corner joint and (3) overlapped corner joint. Designing joints for use in man-made boards (plywood, particleboard, and medium-density fiberboard). Looks at (1) joints for shelves and partitions, (2) mitered corner joints, and (3) solid-wood corner blocks. Make a special marking gauge to determine the exact shape when joining two pieces of round stock to make a "T" joint. Getting the most from your router. Part 3. Using the router to cut woodworking joints. How to make perfect plugged screw joints. Enter the precision zone. How to ensure quality cuts when cutting wood joints. Basic woodworking joints. Butt, rabbet, dado, dowel, and drawbolt joints. Technique for getting perfect coped (butted) corner joints when working with decorative molding. Tip tells how to tell where a project's joints are binding. Tip on cutting coped joints on wide hardboard moldings using a saber saw. Desert cabinetry. Tips on coping with wood and wood joints in wood with a very low percentage of moisture (6%). Carcase construction. Choosing and making the right joints to join boards end-to-end using dovetails, tongue-and-groove, miters, and similar grooves. Photos illustrate the construction of over 8 types of fine woodworking joints. How to make the pinned cove joint (as pictured in the Winter 1976 issue, page 8). Making the rule joint using hand tools. A rule joint is the joint between the tabletop and the leaves in a drop-leaf table. The joint conceals the hinge knuckle in both the open and closed position. Also shown is a slider mechanism to support the drop leaves when open. East comes West. An exhibition of Japanese joinery. Basic techniques are illustrated and described. Sam Maloof. How a home craftsman became one of the best wood craftsmen there is. He works mostly in No.2 walnut and uses exposed and sculpted joinery. Special focus on his joinery techniques. Precision in joinery. A look at the tools and techniques necessary to create precise wood joints. The butterfly joint. How to cut and install butterfly keys (double dovetails). How to fabricate the Greeno interlock joint, named after Jerry Green. Joinery along curved lines. A general method for template routing. Tips on determining if moisture is causing joint seepage. Laying out compound joints. Determining the compound-angle cuts needed to join splayed sides. Wedged joints. How integral wedges enhance joinery and ease assembly (or disassembly). Tips on making tight joints when using cheap wood (#3 pine). Joinery for curved work. Full-scale drawings and custom-made hold-down jigs are the keys to cutting accurate joints in curved parts. How to splice lumber. End-to-end joins described include the fished splice, halved splice, scarf splice, and square splice. How to reinforce wood joints. Brief look at metal reinforcing plates, cleats, dowels, mortise-and-tenon, etc. More basics about wood joints. Some tips. Basic carpentry. Part 16. Glued joints that stay together. Basic wood joints are described and illustrated. A two page reference guide to wood joints. Twenty of the most popular wood joints are illustrated in this chart. Eight woodworking joints. Japanese joinery: Building without nails. A look at 4 traditional joints. Includes instructions for a small table built using these joints. A woodworker's guide to joinery. 32 different joints are illustrated. Wood splice joints for rafters, joists and sillplates. Proper finish carpenter joinery methods for use when installing woodwork and trim. Workshop minicourse. Simple joints and associated fasteners are pictured. Workshop minicourse. More about wood joinery. Joints used in drawers are viewed. 36 woodworking tips. Includes tips on joinery, sanding, measuring, saws & saw blades, gluing, etc. Joinery and shaping using only hand tools. Reinforced wood joints. Basic techniques for reinforcing wood joints. Looks at butt joint, doweled joint, milled joint, spline joint, and plate joint. Woodworking joints that lock. The ABC's of building chests and cabinets. Part 1. The case and the joints to use. The ABC's of building chests and cabinets. Part 2. Cutting joints. The easy route to perfect hopper (compound-angle) joints. Table shows settings for both table and radial arm saw. Accessory jigs shown. Wood joinery. Knowing your material will help predict its behavior. Tips on minimizing warpage and achieving strong glue joints. Master craftsmen's joinery methods. Techniques and jigs for cutting and assembling several common woodworking joints found in better furniture. Discussion and illustration of the various types of joints used in woodworking. Decorative reinforcements (keys) for miter joint, box joint, edge joint, etc. How to fabricate corner keys, dovetail keys, box keys, rounded-finger keys, and bow tie surface splines. Shopbuilt clamp made from wood and long carriage bolts is used to pull a finger joint together when making long lumber from shorter pieces How to cut a drop-leaf joint (rule joint) as used in a drop-leaf table. An explanation of wood movement. Why cross-grained glue bonds eventually fail and how to lengthen their survivability. Wood Science 101. Woodwork and the relative effects of humidity. An explanation of how moisture changes create stresses on glues and how it effects gluing decisions. Making the rule joint, a traditional fine-furniture feature. Makes for an attractive detail along the edge where the hinged leaves and fixed table surface meet. How to make the pin and crescent joint, a decorative machine-cut joint often found on turn-of-the-century furniture pieces. How to make a butterfly inlay or key. Simulates the double dovetails or bowties previously used to edge-join stock, repair a split, etc. Simple wood joints. Part 1. Photos illustrate several joints including butt, rabbet, drawer-corner, drawer-front, miter, splined miter, box-corner, dovetail, corner-lap, lapped-miter, wedge-miter, doweled miter, and mitered-through tenon. Simple wood joints. Part 2. Photos illustrate through moritse-and-tenon, corner locked mortise-and-tenon, doweled butt, cross half-lap, lap splice, keyed lap-splice, bevel splice, sliding dovetail, plain dado, dado with shoulder, stopped dado, bridle, mortise-and-tenon, tongue and groove, edge joint with spline, and glue joints. A summery of 36 woodworking joints to use and tips on when and how to use them. Shop basics. Simple woodworking joints. Corner joints, mortise and tenon joints, T-joints, cross joints, and edge joints. | |||||||||
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