RANDOM JOINERY

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any joint formed by uniting two members and to end so as to increase their length

end joint/lengthening joint

a lengthening joint made by overlapping the tapered, notched, or halved ends of two members and holding them in place with bolts, straps, keys or fish plates to resist tension or compression

scarf joint

they halved scarf joint use specially to resist tension having a thicker and a thinner section for each member the thicker one being one on the end

square splice

a lengthening joint formed by interlacing finger like projections on the ends of the joint members

finger joint

kailan ka ng joint in which the abating members are held in alignment and strengthened by fish plates

fish joint

any joint formed by uniting two members edge to edge so as to increase their width

edge joint

a joint made by fitting a raised area or tongue on the edge of one member into a corresponding groove in the edge of another member to produce a flash surface

tongue and groove

a thin street of material inserted into the grooved edge of two members to make a bat joint between them also called feather

spline

a fastener in the form of a double dovetail for joining two members at their edges

butterfly wedge

any joint formed by uniting two members at a corners so as to change direction

angle joint

a joint made by inserting the end or edge of one member into a corresponding dado in the other also called housed joint

dado joint

a rectangular globe cut in a member to receive the end of another

dado

a dado that is not cut across the full width of a member

stopped dado

rabbet joint

a channel group or not cut along or near one edge of a member so that something else can be fitted into it also called rebate

rabbet

to groove or follow out with a gouge or machine

rout

a joint between two members meeting at an angle made by cutting each of the bathing surfaces to an angle equal to half the angle of junction

miter joint

a meter joint have in a race surface to limit motion between the joined parts

shoulder miter

a meter joint that incorporates a tongue and groove

tongued miter

an acute angle or globe separating one element from another

quirk

a joint between two moldings made by undercutting the end of one of them to the profile of the other also called scribed joint

coped joint

a curve joint forming a smooth transition between surfaces that would otherwise intersect at an angle

easement

a slightly rounded edge

eased edge

a jumper that narrows gradually to merge with a sharp arris

stop chamfer

BLUE a projection on one of two joining members fitting into a corresponding recess in the other to prevent slipping

joggle

YELLOW a notch cut in a timber to receive a timber connector or part of another timber

dap

a lot join formed by cutting away half of each member at the place of joining so that a flasher phase results

halved joint/half lap joint

an angle joint formed by having each member for a length equal to the width of the other

end lap joint

i have joint formed by two crossing members

cross lap joint

an end lap joint incorporating a miter on one face

mitered halving

a lap joint formed by overlapping two members without any change in form

plain lap

any of various joints formed by overlapping the ends or edges of two members

lap joint

a halved joint made by fitting a dovetail at the end of one member into a corresponding mortis in the second member

dovetail halving

a corner dovetail joint showing only the line of a miter

secret dovetail/miter dovetail

a corner dog tail joint visible on one face only

lap dovetail/ half blind joint

a corner dovetail joint visible on both faces

common dovetail

a joint formed by one or more dovetails fitting tightly within corresponding mortises

dovetail joint

any of various joints between two members made by housing a tenon in a mortis

mortise joint/mortise and tenon joint

a short tenon for fitting into a blind mortis

stub tenon

a pen and having its shoulder cut at an angle to ensure that it bears on the mortis piece

undercut tenon

a tenon that is a narrower at the tip than at the root

haunched tenon

the end surface from which a tenant projects

shoulder

a mortise that does not pass completely through a member

blind mortise/stopped mortise

a blind mortis having one inclined narrow side so that a tenon can be slide into its sideways

chase mortise

a mortis open on three sides also called sleep mortis slot mortis

open mortise

a notch or hole usually rectangular cut into a piece to receive a pennon of the same dimension

mortise

a line or surface that meets another at any angle other than a right angle

bevel

a beveled shoulder for strengthening a tenon

tusk

a widened portion of a tenon in the plane of the shoulders

root

a notch, dado or mortise cut into a member to receive another part

gain

a tenon that extends completely through or beyond the peace into which its corresponding mortis is cut

through tenon

a piece of wood or metal used as wedge to tighten a joint or to prevent motion between parts

key

a hole in a tenon board eccentric with the corresponding holes in the mortis so that the two pieces being joined will be forced tightly together when the pin is hammered into place

drawbore

a joint form by fitting the end of one member notched to form two parallel tenons into two gains cut into the edge of a second member

bridle joint

a small wedge in the split end of a stab tenon for spreading and securing it when driven into a blind mortis

foxtail wedge/fox wedge

a joint fastened or secured by a key

keyed joint

to unite by means of joint or joints especially so as to make distinct or reveal how the parts fit into a systematic whole

articulate

TROPICAL DESIGN

Angelica Miranda · 5問 · 2年前

TROPICAL DESIGN