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    This document discusses various types of wood joinery. It defines joinery as the connection of wood parts using techniques ranging from simple gluing and fastening to complex wood joints. Various joint classifications are outlined including lengthening joints, widening joints, angle joints, oblique shoulder joints, and bearing joints. Specific joints like the mortise and tenon, biscuit joint, and doweled joint are examined. Joinery is an important part of woodworking applications in furniture, construction, and cabinetry.

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    This document discusses various types of wood joinery. It defines joinery as the connection of wood parts using techniques ranging from simple gluing and fastening to complex wood joints. Various joint classifications are outlined including lengthening joints, widening joints, angle joints, oblique shoulder joints, and bearing joints. Specific joints like the mortise and tenon, biscuit joint, and doweled joint are examined. Joinery is an important part of woodworking applications in furniture, construction, and cabinetry.

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    MODULE 4

    Joinery: Joinery details in wood, Terms for various members, fasteners and fixtures
    used in joinery.
    JOINERY

    What is joinery?

    • Joinery is the method by which two or more parts of


    wood are connected and a joiner is an artisan who
    builds things by joining pieces of woods particularly
    lighter and ornamental (decorative) work than that
    done by carpenters.

    • It can involve simple gluing, nailing, or screwing of


    the two pieces of wood but it can be a complicated
    as using very intricate joints.
    •
    • The primary role of joinery is to hold woods
    together strongly and securely.

    • Joinery is an important part of most woodworking


    and it is found in furniture, cabinetry, windows and
    doors, flooring and much more.

    • It is a specialist area of carpentry.


    CLASIFICATION OF JOINTS

    1)Lengthening Joints

    2)Widening Joints

    3)Angle Joints

    4)Oblique shoulder joints

    5)Bearing Joints

    6)Framing Joints

    Refer: Building Construction-Rangwala


    Chapter 22:Carpentry and Joinery
    1)Lengthening Joints

    Used extensively in
    construction and
    cabinetry for
    framing.

    Lapped Joint
    Fished Joint
    Half lap scarf joint
    Scarfed or Spliced Joint
    Tabled scarf

    Oblique-tabled scarf with key


    2)Widening Joints
    Tongue and grove Joint
    Butt Joint

    Dowelled Joint

    Matched and beaded joint


    3)Angle Joints
    Butt Joint Rebated Butt Joint

    Tongued and Butt Joint Housed joint


    Tongued and grooved Joint

    Mitred and rebated Joint


    Stopped Dovetail Joint
    3)Oblique shouldered Joints
    Birdsmouth joint
    Oblique tenon joint

    Dovetailed joint
    4) BearingJoints
    Notched joint
    Mortise and tenon joint
    Biscuit Joint:
    Biscuit Joint:

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