The joint book : the complete guide to wood joinery. Terrie Noll. txt
Edison, N.J. : Chartwell Books, Inc., 2006Descripción: 192 p. col. ill. 21 cmTipo de contenido:- text
- unmediaded
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- 9780785822271
- 0785822275
- 22 684.08
- TH5663 N644 2006
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Descripciones mejoradas de Syndetics:
Featuring illustrated instructions for over 70 joints, this spiral-bound book is the perfect companion for any woodworker interested in improving their joint-making skills.
The Joint Book provides easy-to-follow directions for creating edge and scarf joints , lapped and housed joints , mortise-and-tenon joints , miters and bevels , dovetails , and dowels and biscuits , plus detailed descriptions of fasteners, hardware, and knockdown joints.
This hardcover book with internal spiral binding is 6.5" × 8" , the perfect size for carpenters and woodworkers to keep near their workbench or toolbox for quick access. The design of this book allows it to lay open flat for easy and frequent reference. The interior photographs , illustrations , and diagrams make the learning process simple and fun for beginners, while advanced readers will gain insight from the book's useful tips.
Within, you'll find:
The Joint Book is the ultimate workshop reference , providing woodworkers with the knowledge to choose the right joint for the job.
Includes Index
Chapter 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
Learn 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.
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- Chapter 1 Aids to Accuracy and Order
- Measuring and Marking(p. 4)
- Squares and Angles(p. 6)
- Exact Clamping and Assembly(p. 8)
- Chapter 2 Designing Joints
- The Basic Orientations of Wood Parts(p. 10)
- The Elements of Joinery(p. 13)
- Wood Material and Joint Design(p. 14)
- Choosing a Joint(p. 18)
- Glues and Gluing(p. 20)
- Chapter 3 Edge and Scarf Joints
- About Edge Joints(p. 24)
- Plain Butt Glue Joint(p. 26)
- Splined Joint(p. 29)
- Tongue and Groove(p. 31)
- About Scarf Joints(p. 33)
- End-to-End Scarf(p. 34)
- Edge-to-Edge Scarf(p. 36)
- Squint-Butted Scarf(p. 38)
- Chapter 4 Lapped and Housed Joints
- About Lap Joints(p. 40)
- Shop-made Aids to Waking Lap Joints(p. 43)
- End Lap(p. 45)
- Center Lap(p. 48)
- Angled T-Lap(p. 51)
- Jigged Edge Lap(p. 53)
- Box Joint on the Table Saw(p. 55)
- About Housed Joints(p. 58)
- Full Housing by Hand(p. 60)
- Full Housing on the Table saw(p. 62)
- Routed Housed Rabbet(p. 64)
- Stop-Routed Housed Rabbet(p. 66)
- Chapter 5 Mortise-and-Tenon
- About the Mortise-and-Tenon(p. 68)
- Choosing and Using Mortise and Tenon(p. 72)
- Basic Mortise-and-Tenon(p. 76)
- Open Slot Mortise on a Radial-Arm Saw(p. 80)
- Through Mortise by Hand(p. 82)
- Angled Mortise and Tenon(p. 84)
- Through Wedged Tenon(p. 87)
- Draw-Bored Tenon(p. 89)
- Angled Tenon and Shoulder(p. 91)
- Slip, or Loose, Tenon(p. 93)
- Haunched Tenon(p. 96)
- Sloped Haunched Tenon(p. 98)
- Mortise-and-Tenon with Panel Groove(p. 100)
- Mortise-and-Tenon for a Rabbeted Frame(p. 102)
- Mortise-and-Tenon for a Mouided Frame(p. 104)
- Chapter 6 Miters and Bevels
- About Miters and Beveis(p. 106)
- Frame Miter by Hand(p. 112)
- Feathered Miter on a Radial-Arm Saw(p. 114)
- Lap Miter(p. 116)
- Housed Rabbet Miter(p. 118)
- Locked Miter(p. 120)
- Waterfall Joint(p. 122)
- Rabbet Miter(p. 124)
- Compound Miter by Machine(p. 126)
- Compound Miter by Hand(p. 128)
- Chapter 7 Dovetails
- Choosing and Using Dovetails(p. 130)
- Through Dovetail(p. 134)
- Half-Blind Dovetail(p. 138)
- Blind Mitered Dovetail(p. 140)
- Stopped Tapered Dovetail by Hand(p. 142)
- Sliding Dovetail Drawer Joint(p. 144)
- Dovetail Keys(p. 146)
- Butterfly Keys(p. 148)
- Dovetail Splines(p. 150)
- Chapter 8 Dowels and Biscuits
- About Dowels(p. 152)
- Using Dowels(p. 155)
- Reinforced Width Miter(p. 158)
- Moulded-Edge Carcass Joint(p. 160)
- Doweled Framing Joint(p. 162)
- About Biscuit Joinery(p. 164)
- Flush Framing Joint(p. 166)
- Biscuited T Orientation(p. 168)
- Offset L Joint(p. 170)
- Chapter 9 Fasteners, Hardware, and Knockdown Joints
- Using Wood Screws(p. 172)
- Assembly Fasleners, and Reinforcements(p. 174)
- Keyed Tenon(p. 178)
- Half-Dovetail Tenon(p. 180)
- Joint Selector(p. 182)
- Glossary(p. 186)
- Index and Table(p. 190)