Timber Joinary

Question 1

Timber joints

Answer 1

Joining together 2 pices of together by locking them

Question 2

Types

Answer 2

Butt
Rabbet
Lap
Dado
Spline
morties and tenon
Younger and groove
Finger

Question 3

Butt joint

Answer 3

2 squre pices by face to face ,edge to edge ,or at corner
Joined by without any special shaping

Question 4

Rabbet

Answer 4

Lip or channel from the edge of the workpiece
2nd piece +primery piece
Cabinet backs into sides
Reduces end grain
Stronger then butt

Question 5

Mitre joint

Answer 5

Cutting of 45 degrees or any angle greater then 0 degrees
No end grains
Bigger surface area for gluing
Nils screws dowel

Question 6

Lap join

Answer 6

Overlap
Joines wood plastic or metal
May be full or half lap
2 pieces having recesses cut into them

Question 7

Dado

Answer 7

Housing or trench
Slot r tranch cut into the piece
Cut perpendicular to grain thus differentiate from groves

Question 8

Tou ye and grove

Answer 8

Flat pieces to be joined I strongly together to make 1 surface i.e. flat

Question 9

Spline

Answer 9

Extended biscuit
Extended matching groves linking up each other
Void space filled with a thin wood piece

Question 10

Mortise and tenon

Answer 10

Slot and insterted respectively
Adjoining piece connect at right angle

Question 11

Finger join

Answer 11

Looks like fingers that aas interlock

Question 12

Dovetail

Answer 12

To join wooden furniture
Strength and resistance to pull apart
Tripazium shape