Woodworking Art: Types Of Wood Joints & How They're Made - Paperback

by Edgardo Stader (Author)

There is nothing more satisfying for a woodworker than to watch two pieces of wood become perfectly mated together as you tighten the screws, set the mortise and tenon, or slide the dovetails together. Creating the perfect joint that permanently turns two pieces of wood into a seamless, enduring creation is, after all, the essence of what we do in our shops.

This book is written in a simple and easy-to-understand way so that you can decide and choose a joint of your choice. It is designed with everybody in mind, both for beginners and experienced hands alike.

This book is dedicated to wood joinery for beginners who are still seeking guidance and a bit of information here and there on how to join pieces of their favorite projects effectively. Sturdy and robust, and properly designed joints are a skill set that any woodworker should aim for. The process of getting these joints from concept to finished products needs patience and dedication to get the outcome you always had in mind. There are well-detailed tips and detailed illustrations to show you how to design some beginner's joints.