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Rockler Woodworking & Hardware Catalog (FREE)
The Internet's learding source for hardware, tools, wood, plans & books, finishing supplies and more. Over 10,000 products to choose from! Simply submit form to receive a FREE CATALOG!
Rockler
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About Joints
There are many ways of fastening pieces of wood together, some are purely functional such as butt joints, while others are functional as well as decorative. Learn more...
Sawdust Making 101
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Box Joints
Learn a joinery method when making a box.
Wood Magazine
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Dado Versus Dowel Joinery in Furniture
Information on dado versus dowel joinery.
Wood Web
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Dovetail Joint
Information on how to make a dovetail joint.
Extreme How To
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Dovetail Joint
How to make a hand-cut dovetail joint.
Sawdust Making 101
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Dovetail Joint
What is a dovetail joint? This article will tells all about dovetail joints.
Wikipedia
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Half-Lap Joint
How to quickly make half-lap joints.
This Old House
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How to Cut Dados
Cutting dados is a task all woodworkers perform regularly. There are different ways. The NewWoodworker shows you how.
NewWoodworker.com
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How to Cut Multiply Dados
Tips on cutting dados.
Binky Woodworking
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Joinery - Woodworking Joinery
Learn all about the different types of woodworking joinery.
Wikipedia
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Joinery Methods for Face Frames
What’s the best joinery method for cabinet face frames? This article tells.
Rockler
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Joints
This section describes in detail types all of the joints - Slotted Tenon Joints, Handmade Dovetail Joints, Dowel Joints....
Amateur Woodworker
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Mitered Corner
How to square a mitered corner.
Woodsmith Tips
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Stopped Dados
Dados are a favorite joinery method of woodworkers because they are very strong, easy to make with common tools, and can be used in a wide range of applications. Click here to for information on making stopped dados.
NewWoodworker.com
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Tenons - Loose Tenons
A strong argument for loose tenons - FAQ.
Rockler
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Wood Joinery Techniques
Butt joint, lap joint, rabbet joint, box joint, mitre joint, mortise and tenon joint are discussed.
DIY Online.com
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