Sunday, 25 March 2012

Carpentry Joints

Carpentry Joints:
Carpentry is the term applied to that form of wood work in which the wooden members are subjected to loads or thrusts. Classification of joints:
  • Lengthening Joints- These joints are used to lengthen a wooden member. The method of lengthening the member varies with its situation in a framed structure. Thus, lengthening joints are further classified into:                            
  1. Lapped joint
  2. Scarfed joint
  3. Fished joint
  4. Table joint
Lengthening Joints
  • Angle or corner Joints- When two members are to be framed so as to form a corner or angular edge, the angle or corner joints are used. They can be divided into:
  1. Simple butt
  2. Grooved and Tongued
  3. Mitred and Rebated
  4. Mitred
  5. Rebated butt and braced, etc.
Angle or Corner Joints





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