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LAP JOINT x HALF-LAP JOINT xx WOOD JOINERY Half-lap miter joint combines the looks of a miter with the strength of a half-lap joint. How to cut the joint using a router and a template. Unusual woodworking joints. (1) Sunrise dovetail. (2) Radial dovetail (cutting instructions included). (3) Tail within a tail dovetail. (4) Double dovetail half-lap. (5) Angled-shoulder mortise and tenon. (6) Fox-wedged mortise and tenon. (7) Three-way mitered showcase joint. (8) Three-way mortise and tenon. (9) Double-bridle miter. (10) Dovetail-spline miter. (11) Dovetailed slip-tenoned miter. Mastering the art of wood joinery. Part 2. Preparation and cutting of miters, rabbets, cross-laps and dovetails. Joint-cutting box. A simple box built from plywood or MDF is used to cut tenons, lap joints, rabbets and other joints on the end of boards using a table saw. Router jigs for cutting half-lap bird's-mouth joints. Included in an article on a stone-and-wood country house. Variation on the lap joint allows three members to be joined at the same point. Wedged half-lap joint is designed to replace the tusk-tenon joint traditionally used in loom construction. How to adjust the height of your table saw blade to cut "perfect" half-lap joints. Fast and simple method to make half-lap cabinet face frames entirely on the table saw. Easy wood joints and how to make them without power tools. Covers butt joints, miter joints, lap joints, rabbet joints, dados, and mortise-and-tenon joints. Making half-lap joints. Making edge-lap joints. Includes instructions for making a wine rack featuring angled plywood dividers assembled with edge-lap joints. Short course in wood joinery. Covers (1) common mortise and tenon joints, (2) drawer corner joints, (3) wedged mortise and tenon joints, (4) box joints, (5) concealed and regular lap joints, (6) lock joints. Plans for a tenoning jig included. Twenty eight ways to make strong wood joints. Includes the following styles of joints: lap, tenon, dowel, butt, dovetail, glue-block, splined, rabbet, and cogged. Several versions of each may be illustrated. How to master fine wood joinery. Part 2. Dowel joints and lap joints. Cutting and assembling lap joints (end lap, cross lap, mitered lap) and bridle joints. Tip on cutting half-lap joints using a portable circular saw and chisel. Simple jig to locate the exact center of board edge when cutting a half-lap joint. Tried-and-true joinery of yesteryear. Diagrams for making (1) fox wedge, (2) hammer-head joint, (3) strong-oblique halving joint, (4) double-dovetail halving joint, (5) tapered-and-stopped dovetail housing joint, and (6) halved-and-splayed scarf joint. Half-lap joints. Plenty strong and easy to make. Tip: How to set your table saw for cutting half-lap joints without measuring. How to cut half lap joints using either the multiple-pass method or the two-cut method. Fine adjustment stop block for cutting lap joints on a table saw. Tip on cutting dadoes or lap joint on work pieces that are the finished sized, not oversized. Half lap joinery. (1) Multiple pass method for cutting laps. (2) Cutting laps with a tenon jig. (3) Building a tenon cutting jig for a table saw which rides on the rip fence. Improved jig for cutting tenons and half lap joints on a table saw. It uses plastic glides to slide easily along the rip fence and is wider to improve stability. Router jig for cutting half laps and rabbets. Sturdy lattice work is made using edge lap joints. Edge lap joints are also used in fabricating grids (dividers) to fit a given opening (such as a drawer). Cutting half-laps on a table saw or router table. Simple sliding jig which fits over the fence on a table saw is useful when making lap-joints, grooves, sliding dovetails, dadoes, and tenons. Theme and variations on the "halving" joint (lap joint). The halving joint (lap joint). Several different styles are illustrated. Dovetail halving joint. How to cut and use this joint. Versatile jig for a table saw is used to cut tenon cheeks, half-lap, bridle, and splined miter joints. Jig for cutting half-lap joints using a portable circular saw. How to cut and use various styles of lap joints. The beginning woodworker. Lap joints. How to make and use several styles of lap joints. Jig for locating and cutting half-lap joints of the type found in latticework. Use jig with table or radial arm saws. The beginning woodworker. Making mitered corner lap joints. Both handtool and table saw methods. How to use a table saw to make six common cabinet cuts: (1) cope cuts, (2) mitering, (3) box joints, (4) taper cuts, (5) half-lap joints and tenons with true shoulders, and (6) cutting duplicates from a long strip. Diagram shows how to make a keyed lap splice. | |||||||||
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