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    Carpentry Joints (Woodwork)

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    This document discusses carpentry joints used in woodworking. It explains that joints are used to provide a strong bond between wood members, ensure grip, maintain homogeneous behavior, and withstand thermal expansion and contraction. Common joints include mortise and tenon, tongue and groove, lap joints, miter joints, dovetail joints, and butt joints. Both hand tools and power tools are used to cut and shape joints. Students will complete a hands-on assignment making one of the basic carpentry joints.

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    This document discusses carpentry joints used in woodworking. It explains that joints are used to provide a strong bond between wood members, ensure grip, maintain homogeneous behavior, and withstand thermal expansion and contraction. Common joints include mortise and tenon, tongue and groove, lap joints, miter joints, dovetail joints, and butt joints. Both hand tools and power tools are used to cut and shape joints. Students will complete a hands-on assignment making one of the basic carpentry joints.

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    This document discusses carpentry joints used in woodworking. It explains that joints are used to provide a strong bond between wood members, ensure grip, maintain homogeneous behavior, and withstand thermal expansion and contraction. Common joints include mortise and tenon, tongue and groove, lap joints, miter joints, dovetail joints, and butt joints. Both hand tools and power tools are used to cut and shape joints. Students will complete a hands-on assignment making one of the basic carpentry joints.

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    Carpentry Joints (Woodwork)

    Construction & Materials-II (RAR 202)

    By Ar. Vaibhav Kulshrestha


    Assistant Professor
    Faculty of Architecture & Planning, AKTU
    Why need joinery

     To provide strong bond between two members


     To ensure the grip between two members
     To maintain the homogeneous behaviour of the product
     To withstand thermal performance (expansion & contraction)
     To achieve neatness and aesthetics in the work
     To reduce cost by avoiding adhesives as much as possible
     To increase the pace of work
    Application areas

     Furniture industry (table, chair, sofa, stool, cupboards, display cabinets etc)
     Architecture & interior design (door, window, partition panels, cornice,
    pelmet, projection, eaves etc)
     Landscaping (Gazebo, benches, fencing etc)
     Arts & Crafts (sculptures, murals, Paintings etc)
     Industrial uses (packaging industry, temporary construction, formwork etc)
    And many more……
    Basic Carpentry Tools

     Hand tools (smaller work)


     Power tools or machines (Industrial work)
    Basic Hand Tools for wood working

     Cutting tools
     Drilling tools
     Measuring tools
     Holding tools
     Finishing tools
     Hammers
     Screwdrivers
    Power tools or Machines

     Cutting tools
     Drilling tools
     Measuring tools
     Holding tools
     Finishing/ grinding tools
     Hammers
     Screwdrivers
    Basic carpentry joints

     Mortice & Tenon joint  Mitre butt


     Tongue & Groove joint  Shoulder mitre

     Lap joint
     Spline mitre

     Half Lap
     Finger joint
     Mitre half lap  Dovetail joint
     Cross lap  Through dovetail
     Dovetail crossed lap  Blind dovetail
     Butt joint  Sliding dovetail

     Rabbet joint
     Mitre joint
    Basic carpentry joints

     Dado joint
     Dowel joint
     Pocket joint
     Housed joint
     Biscuit joint
     Scarf joint
     Box joint
     https://www.familyhandyman.com/list/woodworking-joints/

     https://www.thesprucecrafts.com/wood-joinery-types-3536631

     https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WFXieuIcPdU

     https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-f7tTNRH_04

     https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hGTU8psViQE
    Assignment (hands-on exercise)
    Make any one joint (2 students each group)

     Half Lap Joint  Rabbet joint


     Mitered half lap joint  Sliding Dovetail joint
     Cross lap joint  Pocket joint
     Mitered joint  Biscuit Joint
     Finger joint/ Box Joint
     Tongue & Groove joint  Bridle Joint
     Mortice & Tenon joint  Scarf joint
     Through Dovetail joint  Dowel Joint
     Dado Joint
     Dovetail dado joint
    Thank you

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