Bridle Joint

Bandsawn Bridle Joints
December 2, 2019

Brian Boggs argues that his bandsawn bridle joints are simpler and more efficient than tablesawn bridle joints—and they can be cut entirely without layout.
11 Mortise-and-Tenon Variations
February 11, 2019

The tried-and-true mortise and tenon comes in many forms.
Cutting the bridle joint
September 29, 2016

Synopsis: A strong joint that’s widely used in door and face frames, the bridle joint is simple in its anatomy and execution. A tenon on the rail fits an open-ended…
Tile Table
December 28, 2012

This the second table that utilizes tiles from RTK Studios and my own design executed in American cherry. I first learned about them on an episode of "This Old House"…
Joinery Shootout
January 1, 2009

We push 18 popular frame joints to the breaking point
How to Make a Bridle Joint
October 8, 2008

Andy Rae shows you how to cut this variation on a mortise-and-tenon joint on the tablesaw.
Pinned Miter Combines Strength and Beauty
September 1, 2008

The kane tsugi (literally, right-angle corner) joint is a traditional Japanese joint that offers incredible strength and beauty. Russell Jensen, who has made many examples of the joint, explains how…
How Strong is Your Glue?
July 1, 2007

We take six types to the breaking point, shattering some common wisdom in the process
The Slip Joint
December 1, 1995

This basic joint of the trade goes together fast and is designed to last

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