9 thoughts on “ Cutting Corners - Woodwork (2) - Grade A Joinery (CD, Album) ”

1. May 30,  · Two pieces of wood, each cut at a 45° angle form a perfect corner. Put four pieces of equal length together with four mitered corners, and you have a square. This is the fundamental shape of all woodworking (except lathe work, which is a woodworking art form all .

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2. Apr 10,  · 4. Dado (joinery) A dado is a slot cut into the surface of a piece of wood. When viewed in cross-section, a dado has three sides. You cut a dado perpendicular to the grain. It is different from a groove, which you cut parallel to the grain.A through dado passes all the way through the surface and its .

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3. May 26,  · However, the corner of the piece of wood will reliably tell you if you're cutting straight down or not. Just like with your thumb on a square cut, use a couple of fingers to keep the saw blade aligned on the top 45 degree line while cutting the first groove.

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4. A dado is a groove cut into one piece of wood into which another piece of wood will fit snugly. For instance, when building a bookshelf using 3/4" thick stock, one would cut a 3/4" wide groove into the shelf standard and then glue the shelf into the groove. Methods for Cutting Dadoes: There are a few different methods for cutting a dado.

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5. Woodworking Joinery – Box Joint and Dovetails. These are more complicated joinery techniques, but are among the most beautiful. Box joints are great for joining 2 panels or boards at 90 degrees (like with a box). You can build a box joint jig for your router or your table saw.

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6. Jan 09,  · Introduction to step 8 of Joshua Farnsworth's "10 Steps to Getting Started in Traditional Hand Tool Woodworking" tutorial: Joinery - Learn how to cut wood joints.

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7. You can also fit a square or triangular block of wood in the corner to reinforce the joint. 2. Mitre Joint. A mitre box is used to cut corners at an angle of 45 degrees. The joint provides a large area where glue can be applied for wood attachments. It is a useful joint if you want the wood end grains not to show.

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9. The table shown on the previous slide was built from a 4 x 8' sheet of 1 1 ⁄ 4" particleboard, and edged with 2"-wide hardwood attached with #20 biscuits, as shown in the drawing. Plastic laminate was glued to the top because it resists finishes and glue better than a porous wood surface.

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