Strong, appropriate and well-fitting joints are the hallmark of a skilled woodworker. Joints: A Woodworker’s Guide is aimed at both those new to the craft as well as those with more experience. This book demystifies one of the most important and challenging aspects of woodworking – choosing, cutting and assembling joints. This book provides all the necessary information you need to ensure good joinery results for every project.
Ralph Laughton guides the reader through the whole process and clearly explains the timber selection, the basic tools required, and which adhesives to use. Some of the joints described in detail include: butt and edge, miters, notched and halved, mortise and tenon and dovetail. ISNB 978-1-78494-441-4, 173 pages, Softcover.