Joinery - Page 22 of 69

Cutting Joinery for the Toolbox Case
February 21, 2017

Stopped dadoes and rabbets are cut by machine and fitted with hand tools.
Easy Angled Tenons
February 8, 2017

Router jig simplifies complex chair joinery.
Handwork: Cutting the mitered bridle joint
February 6, 2017

Synopsis: This joint combines the beauty of a miter with the strength of a bridle joint. Chris Gochnour demonstrates how to lay out and cut the mitered bridle joint, which…
Dovetailed Toolbox Case Needs Careful Layout
January 31, 2017

Dovetails for a toolbox must be strong, but for an heirloom box they also should be attractive. Learn some tricks and techniques for nailing the layout.
Shoulder Your Dovetails
December 2, 2016

Learn how to cut shouldered dovetails for a cleaner, more efficient drawer joint.
Tips for Stronger Tenons
November 29, 2016

Make them bigger, reduce gaps, and don’t spare the glue
Easy-to-Make Plywood Drawers and Trays
November 28, 2016

Rout V-grooves in a plywood panel and fold up the edges to form a box.
A Small, Sturdy Workbench
November 2, 2016

Compact design gets its strength and rigidity from clever interlocking joinery.
Make round tenons with a router
July 27, 2016

When a tenon loosened and broke on a favorite stool in our house, I wasn’t sure how to fix it. I don’t have a lathe, and it looked difficult to…
Gap-Free Through Mortise and Tenons
July 27, 2016

Make your cabinets stand out with clean, attractive through-tenons.

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