Mortise And Tenon Joints - Page 18 of 19

Green-Wood Joinery
August 1, 1989

Dry tenons, wet mortises for long-lasting joints
Router Joinery
April 1, 1986

Jigs expand the repertoire
Fox Wedging
October 1, 1985

In this classic from the Fine Woodworking archive, learn about the fox-wedged mortise and tenon, a joint that is rarely used today but that has a long history.
Starting Out: Cutting a Bridle Joint
December 1, 1984

Find out how to make this a simple version of a mortise and tenon, in this second of four articles on starting out as a woodworker
Three decorative joints
August 1, 1982

Emphasize the outlines with contrasting veneers and splines
Routing Mortises
October 1, 1981

A simple fixture and the right router
Mortise and Tenon by Machine
December 1, 1979

With help from jigs and fences
The Haunched Mortise and Tenon
October 1, 1979

How to strengthen the corner joint
More on Mortising
October 1, 1979

And joining table legs to aprons
The Mortise and Tenon Joint
April 1, 1979

Best results come directly from chisel and saw

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