Types (Junior Cert Wood Technology): Flashcards
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Why choose the right wood joint?
Why choose the right wood joint?
Key for strength and appearance
What is a butt joint?
What is a butt joint?
Simple joint where two pieces meet end to end
Butt joint strength
Butt joint strength
Not very strong; needs screws/nails
How cross halving joint is made
How cross halving joint is made
Cutting notches in two pieces to fit together
Cross halving joint uses
Cross halving joint uses
Frames like tables and chairs
Tee halving joint characteristic
Tee halving joint characteristic
Forms right angle, glued for strength
Dovetail joint uses
Dovetail joint uses
Drawers and wooden boxes
Dovetail joint characteristic
Dovetail joint characteristic
Offers strength and style
Finger (box) joint characteristic
Finger (box) joint characteristic
Interlocking pins, strong glue surface
What is mortice and tenon joint?
What is mortice and tenon joint?
Traditional joint: tenon fits into mortise, known for strength
Mortice and tenon joint applications
Mortice and tenon joint applications
Tables and door frames
What is a bridle joint?
What is a bridle joint?
Open mortise and tenon type
Bridle joint uses
Bridle joint uses
Tabletops, legs, and frames
What do domino joiners do?
What do domino joiners do?
Create tenons quickly
Role of modern joining machinery
Role of modern joining machinery
Enhances efficiency and precision