Basic Wood Joinery

A brief overview of 12 basic wood joints.

[PrecisionWoodworks-ns]

Wow, this is an amazing collection of wooden joints! I like how each joint has its own characteristics and uses. There are so many types of wooden joints, I especially like the box joint type

[mohammadzavier]

Overall, this video is a valuable resource for anyone interested in learning the basics of woodworking. I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to start building their own furniture or home décor projects.

[egafidaardelia]

The presentation of this video is excellent and very easy to understand for students who are learning🤩

[hidayatululya]

All connections look amazing. There are so many types of wood joints with advantages and disadvantages.

[divamutiara]

This video has been very helpful in expanding my knowledge and assisting me in learning for my current coursework.

[aliyyahzulfa]

All connections look unique and very interesting in my opinion, and each connection has its own advantages and disadvantages

[JauzaSalmaaWahyuDinanti]

Wow, this is an amazing collection of wooden joints! I like how each joint has its own characteristics and uses. There are so many types of wooden joints, I especially like the box joint type. Thank you for the video, it's very helpful!!!

[muhammadrichki]

In my opinion, the sliding dovetail type is a unique type of connection because it resembles a dove's tail. This type of connection has extraordinary tensile strength, is visually beautiful and elegant and is durable against damage.

[yusufchairul]

the butt joint technique are very inspiring for me to work on my college assignment, because they are easy to make and have a great design.

[cpbclhk]

This video is very useful, and adds to my knowledge

[Rec_Err]

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[farahhayyu]

all this type of connection looks interesting.

[itsnaberliananabila]

Thank you for sharing!! It was good information

[brianhodgson]

Cheers Eric ... i put the thought out there and then i came across your video ... i want to make a cross and was pondering 'half lap' ... but you stated Mortise & Tenon is the strongest ... so cheers - a query: this cross is going to be outside, i'm making it from OAK, what do you suggest i use to join the M & T together, in respect of glue

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Oak's a hardwood, so will there be much contraction in the wood over the years

[Thug_--_life]

Thanks for sharing,
But how you made thise 3d animated wooden pieces.