03375nam a2200277Ia 4500003000600000005001700006008004100023020001800064020001500082040003300097050002200130082001500152100001800167245007800185264004900263300003000312336002600342337002800368338002700396500001900423505212400442520046702566650001903033650002503052650002003077pucpr20200309160856.0011112s2006       a   fr     001 0 eng    a9780785822271  a0785822275  apucprbengerdacpuprdpucpr00aTH5663bN644 2006  222a684.081 aNoll, Terrie.14aThe joint book : bthe complete guide to wood joinery.cTerrie Noll.htxt  aEdison, N.J. :bChartwell Books, Inc.,c2006  a192 p.bcol. ill.c21 cm.  2rdacontentatextbtxt  2rdamediaaunmediadedbn  2rdacarrieravolumebnc  aIncludes Index  aChapter 1 Aids to Accuracy and Order -- Measuring and marking -- Squares and angles -- Exact clamping and assembly.--
Chapter 2 Designing Joints -- The basic orientations of wood parts -- The elements of joinery -- Wood material and joint design -- choosing a joint -- Glues and gluing.--
Chapter 3 Edge and Scarf Joints -- Plain butt glue joint -- Splined joint -- Tongue and groove.--
Chapter 4 Lapped and Housed Joints --Shop-made aids to making lap joints -- End lap -- Center lap -- Angled T-lap -- Jigged edge lap -- Box Joint on the table saw -- About housed joints -- Full housing by hand -- Full housing on the table saw -- Routed housed rabbet -- Stop-routed housed rabbet.--
Chapter 5 Mortise-and-Tenon --About the Mortise and Tenon -- Choosing and Using Mortise and Tenon -- Basic Mortise and Tenon -- Open Slot Mortise on a Radial Arm Saw -- Through Mortise by Hand -- Angled Mortise and Tenon -- Through Wedged Tenon -- Draw-Bored Tenon -- Angled Tenon and Shoulder -- Slip, or Loose, Tenon -- Haunched Tenon -- Sloped Haunched Tenon -- Mortise-and-Tenon with Panel Groove -- Mortise-and-Tenon for a Rabbeted Frame -- Mortise-and-Tenon for a Moulded Frame.--
Chapter 6 Miters and Bevels -- About Miters and Bevels -- Frame Miter by Hand -- Feathered Miter on a Radial-Arm Saw -- Lap Miter -- Housed Rabbet Miter -- Locked Miter -- Waterfall Joint -- Rabbet Miter -- Compound Miter by Machine -- Compound Miter by Hand.--
Chapter 7 Dovetails -- Choosing and Using Dovetails -- Through Dovetail -- Half-Blind Dovetail -- Blind Mitered Dovetail -- Stopped Tapered Dovetail by Hand -- Sliding Dovetail Drawer Joint -- Dovetail Keys -- Butterfly Keys -- Dovetail Splines.--
Chapter 8 Dowels and Biscuits --About Dowels -- Using Dowels -- Reinforced Width Miter -- Moulded-Edge Carcass Joint -- Doweled Framing Joint About Biscuit Joinery -- Flush Framing Joint -- Biscuited T Orientation -- Offset L Joint.--
Chapter 9 Fasteners, Hardware, and Knockdown Joints -- Using Wood Screws -- Assembly Fasteners, and Reinforcements -- Keyed Tenon -- Half-Dovetail Tenon -- Joint Selector -- Glossary -- Index and Table  aLearn how to pick the right joint for your woodworking job, ensuring accuracy in your work. Inside this book, you'll find step-by-step illustrated instructions for making all the basic joints in every joint family -- mortise and tenon, dovetails, miters, and more -- and their variations; both hand tool methods and power tool techniques, plus a variety of easy-to-build jigs; how the nature of wood and its properties affect joinery, glue, and furniture design. 0aJoinery2Local 0aTimber Joints2Local00aWoodwork2Local